March 13 Results

[Grad Students are the Worst]

I'm pretty confident in saying that Romney areas are overrepresented in both states right now, although Alabama is a little unclearer (Huntsville and Mobile)

[J. J.]

MS @ 50, S 33, G 31, R 31.  CLOSE

[Colbert]

And Rick is now leading intrade. lol.

what's intrade, please?

[I left.]

AL @10, S 35, G 30, R 28

CLOSE!!!

Providing spam about the total count we're all capable of seeing with one glance at the TV or cnn online seems to be his only purpose in election night threads.

[Torie]

Mississippi, more than Alabama so far, really blows for Mittens. I suspect Rick will win it, unless the precincts are unrepresentative. Granted delegate wise, in MS, about two delegates are at stake in all this action. Maybe as much as 15-20 are in play in Alabama.

[J. J.]

AL @10, S 35, G 30, R 28

CLOSE!!!

Providing spam about the total count we're all capable of seeing with one glance at the TV or cnn online seems to be his only purpose in election night threads.

Well, what else is there to do about the count.  It also can show shifting (though there is not much tonight).

MS@ 60, 33, 31, 31

[M]

MS @ 50, S 33, G 31, R 31.  CLOSE

omg stop it

[Grad Students are the Worst]

One caveat: If anyone's areas seem under-reported in Mississippi, it might be Gingrich's.

Also, at this point, if Mobile is solid Romney, I think it would be a demographic and geographical aberration.

j.j. seriously find something more useful to look at pls

[Colbert]

missisipi


reporting :

23 % SANTO 33.3---------ROM 29.8
26.2% SANTO 33.4-------ROM 29.6
29.5% SANTO 33.3-------ROM 29.6
35.8% SANTO 32.7--------ROM 30.8
37.7% SANTO 32.9--------ROM 30.4
42.2% SANTO 32.7-------ROM 30.8



i'm afraid of a new ohio...

[○∙◄☻¥tπ[╪AV┼cVê└]

LOL, they're only expecting about 50 voters at a restaurant to pick American Samoa's 6 delegates. Of course Romney will win all of them.

[Grad Students are the Worst]

Montgomery just had a big dump (up to 71% reporting), and it was about the same as previous results (moderate Romney lead), but even with it, Santorum is still +5%

[J. J.]

One caveat: If anyone's areas seem under-reported in Mississippi, it might be Gingrich's.

Also, at this point, if Mobile is solid Romney, I think it would be a demographic and geographical aberration.

j.j. seriously find something more useful to look at pls

Gingrich is increasing slightly in MS.

[Landslide Lyndon]

missisipi


reporting :

23 % SANTO 33.3---------ROM 29.8
26.2% SANTO 33.4-------ROM 29.6
29.5% SANTO 33.3-------ROM 29.6
35.8% SANTO 32.7--------ROM 30.8
37.7% SANTO 32.9--------ROM 30.4
42.2% SANTO 32.7-------ROM 30.8



i'm afraid of a new ohio...

Romney's areas (Jacksonville and suburbs) are over-reporting. He would have been ahead by now if this was a new Ohio.

[Grad Students are the Worst]

Much more Huntsville in, up to 27% reporting.  If there are magical Romney wards outstanding, they weren't in this dump.  Romney remains up only 33%-30%.

[Thomas D]

Hey, remember 106 minutes ago when the exit poll had Romney up 5% in MS?

Good times.

[○∙◄☻¥tπ[╪AV┼cVê└]

Hey, remember 106 minutes ago when the exit poll had Romney up 5% in MS?

Good times.

Romney still leads the exit poll. Of course it is of declining relevance.

[Colbert]

MISS SANTORUM LEAD (evolution of reporting)(against rom, not ginbitch)

3.8
3.7
1.9
2.5
1.9
2.3


ALA SANTORUM LEAD

5.5
5.6
5.6
6.2
6.4

[J. J.]

I don't see Romney pulling this out in MS.  The numbers have been holding.  Outside chance for Gingrich coming in third.

[Wiz from Wis in Mass]

In Mississippi, the Gingrich counties are between 75-90% in , but Santorum is still around 50% in in the far north... Santorum seems destined to pick up a little ground there... clearly "Appalachia" likes Santorum.

[Grad Students are the Worst]

I'm not sure if Gingrich areas are underreported enough in MS for him to be favored to pull this off with 72% reporting, but at this point, I think a Gingrich win in MS is Santorum's biggest threat for a good night.

[Tender Branson]

How long until the next "Congratulations, Phil !"-thread ?

[M]

missisipi


reporting :

23 % SANTO 33.3---------ROM 29.8
26.2% SANTO 33.4-------ROM 29.6
29.5% SANTO 33.3-------ROM 29.6
35.8% SANTO 32.7--------ROM 30.8
37.7% SANTO 32.9--------ROM 30.4
42.2% SANTO 32.7-------ROM 30.8



i'm afraid of a new ohio...

Romney's areas (Jacksonville and suburbs) are over-reporting. He would have been ahead by now if this was a new Ohio.

Jacksoville, MS, eh? Never heard of it.

[M]

In Mississippi, the Gingrich counties are between 75-90% in , but Santorum is still around 50% in in the far north... Santorum seems destined to pick up a little ground there... clearly "Appalachia" likes Santorum.

It's really not Appalachia at all though. At best its hilly.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/66/AppalachianLocatorMap2.png

[Thomas D]

NBC calls AL for Rick

[J. J.]

G has gained on S at some points, but then drops back.  He was one point down at one point.