Super Tuesday Republican Primary -- Atlas Edition

[JonathanSwift]

Iowa Result
Rand Paul: 19 Votes (33.9%)
John Kasich: 12 Votes (21.4%)
Ben Carson: 4 Votes (7.1%)
Marco Rubio: 4 Votes (7.1%)
Jeb Bush: 3 Votes (5.4%)
Ted Cruz: 2 Votes (3.6%)
Lindsey Graham: 2 Votes (3.6%)
George Pataki: 2 Votes (3.6%)
Rick Santorum: 2 Votes (3.6%)
Scott Walker: 2 Votes (3.6%)
Chris Christie: 1 Vote (1.8%)
Carly Fiorina: 1 Vote (1.8%)
Mike Huckabee: 1 Vote (1.8%)
Donald Trump: 1 Vote (1.8%)
Bob Ehrlich: 0 Votes (0%)
Jim Gilmore: 0 Votes (0%)
Bobby Jindal: 0 Votes (0%)
Peter King: 0 Votes (0%)
Rick Perry: 0 Votes (0%)


New Hampshire Result
Rand Paul: 15 Votes (36.6%)
John Kasich: 6 Votes (14.6%)
Jeb Bush: 5 Votes (12.2%)
Lindsey Graham: 2 Votes (4.9%)
George Pataki: 2 Votes (4.9%)
Rick Santorum: 2 Votes (4.9%)
Donald Trump: 2 Votes (4.9%)
Ben Carson: 1 Vote (2.4%)
Chris Christie: 1 Vote (2.4%)
Ted Cruz: 1 Vote (2.4%)
Carly Fiorina: 1 Vote (2.4%)
Mike Huckabee: 1 Vote (2.4%)
Marco Rubio: 1 Vote (2.4%)
Scott Walker: 1 Vote (2.4%)

Nevada Result
Rand Paul: 18 Votes (40%)
Jeb Bush: 8 Votes (17.8%)
John Kasich: 6 Votes (13.3%)
Lindsey Graham: 4 Votes (8.9%)
Donald Trump: 4 Votes (8.9%)
Rick Santorum: 3 Votes (6.7%)
George Pataki: 2 Votes (4.4%)

South Carolina
Rand Paul: 21 Votes (38.2%)
Lindsey Graham: 18 Votes (32.7%)
Donald Trump: 7 Votes (12.7%)
John Kasich: 6 Votes (10.9%)
Jeb Bush: 3 Votes (5.5%)



Who will be the Republican nominee against Bernie Sanders? The time has come for the Atlasian people to decide.

[Bull Moose Base]

Please tell me there are more people who would enjoy the hilarity of Lindsay Graham winning this meaningless poll than there are Paulbots who won't be able to sleep unless Paul wins this. Come on, restore my faith in this community! Vote Lindsay!

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Lindsey Graham, obvs

[JonathanSwift]

This is a Republican Primary. Democrats aren't supposed to be voting.

[Mr. Reactionary]

This is a Republican Primary. Democrats aren't supposed to be voting.

To be fair, in Virginia, we have open primaries on super Tuesday.

[Leinad]

This is a Republican Primary. Democrats aren't supposed to be voting.

Do the neithers get to vote for both or none? Because I've been voting in both.

Could we also have a mock Libertarian Party Nominating Convention?

[Slander and/or Libel]

You've got a serious irrelevance of independent alternatives problem if Jeb Bush got more votes when there were more candidates than fewer.

[JonathanSwift]

This is a Republican Primary. Democrats aren't supposed to be voting.

Do the neithers get to vote for both or none? Because I've been voting in both.

Could we also have a mock Libertarian Party Nominating Convention?

Libertarians are allowed to vote in the Republican Primary.

[RINO Tom]

Maybe you should redo these as a topic (with no poll) and have people only vote in whichever primary they'd vote in for real life.

[Slander and/or Libel]

Or have everyone post a ranked list of their candidates and then process them IRV-style until you get a winner.

[RI]

I really don't think you should have eliminated three last round.

[JonathanSwift]

Graham Wins!



Amazingly, after narrowly losing his home state to Rand Paul, South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham has swept the Super Tuesday states to emerge as the Republican frontrunner. Senator Paul has announced that he will suspend his Presidential campaign to run for re-election to his Senate seat. This leaves Senator Graham to square off against presumptive Democratic nominee Bernie Sanders in the general election.