March 10 Kansas + miscellaneous islands primary/caucus **results thread**

[Likely Voter]

I thought Romney already won WY?

http://articles.cnn.com/2012-02-29/politics/politics_primaries_1_wyoming-caucuses-romney-victory-romney-and-santorum?_s=PM:POLITICS

[Likely Voter]

So it looks like KS will be Santorum's best state ever.

But if Mitt gets all 9 of the VI delegates, then Mitt will still end the day with more delegates with 34 vs. Rick's 33. But Rick should win the news cycle regardless

[Likely Voter]

can someone explain how the delegates would be different if Romney goes under 20 vs if he goes over 20? Did Romney pull out of KS in hopes that he wouldn't break 20?

[Likely Voter]

51 percent in a state that you should of won by 60 percent+ isn't very good

Should have won by 60?

Huckabee did win KS with 60%, so I suppose you could say that Rick "should have got 60."

However, since FL the only other state where Santorum hasn't outperformed Huckabee is GA (and VA, but Rick wasn't on the ballot). In general Rick is showing greater appeal. Averaging both of their results for the contests to date. Rick has an avg of 29%, whereas Huckabee had 21%.