official Nevada Republican results thread

[Mr. Morden]

CNN's election results page is now causing my browser to crash.  If anyone knows of a better website to follow results as they come in, please let me know.

[Mr. Morden]

I would assume that there would have been an entrance poll, but I don't see them discussing it on any of the networks, nor on any political websites.  In fact, I can't even find any mention anywhere of caucus turnout or news from any reporters on the scene at GOP caucus sites.  It looks like the national media is stretched thin, and is having everyone cover either the NV Dem. caucus or SC GOP primary.

[Mr. Morden]

MSNBC just called NV for Romney.

[Mr. Morden]

MSNBC Projects Romney the NV winner.

Yes, that's what I said two posts ago. 

[Mr. Morden]

If those entrance poll results are accurate, it should be something like:

Romney 41%
Paul 23%
McCain 12%
Thompson 9%
Huckabee 7%
Giuliani 5%

[Mr. Morden]

If the entrance poll is right, then Giuliani should end up with zero delegates once again.

[Mr. Morden]

We had just 3 post-NH polls of NV: Research 2000, ARG, and Mason Dixon.  All of them were way off, but Mason Dixon probably came closest, by at least giving Romney a double digit victory margin (though all of them underestimated Paul enormously).  ARG was at least better than Research 2000, who had McCain winning.

[Mr. Morden]

Huckabee's now (barely) edging out Thompson for 4th place.

8 pages of comments, and we only have 1% reporting so far.

[Mr. Morden]

CNN Delegate Estimate

Romney: 18
Paul: 4
McCain: 4
Thompson: 2
Huckabee: 2
Giuliani: 1

If true, Giuliani would pull into a tie with Hunter for 6th place in the overall delegate count (with 1 delegate each).