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The Maine Republican party has released revised results from the presidential caucuses held last Friday, February 11th.
These are the newly released results (PDF on their site) from the Maine GOP, showing the current caucus vote count.
The total number shows a difference of 239 votes between Governor Mitt Romney and Congressman Ron Paul, the leaders in caucus votes
Originally posted by OutKast Searcher
So what's the consensus now...satisfied?
Originally posted by OutKast Searcher
Still claiming fraud?
Originally posted by OutKast Searcher
Still waiting for tomorrow?
You guys asked for a recount...and you got it. Romney is still the winner...with even a larger lead than he had in the original count.
So what's the consensus now...satisfied? Still claiming fraud? Still waiting for tomorrow?
"He's ruined his integrity, he's ruining the Republicans' integrity and he's damaging our entire political system though his fear-mongering and lies," Grant said in a prepared statement.
www.onlinesentinel.com...
However, Webster, who has criticized students from out of state who attend Maine colleges and vote in Maine, said the 19 voters "scammed" the system.
I think that in the arena of public opinion, people are going to be upset."
www.onlinesentinel.com...
“You get people complaining about Waldo County [where some votes were not counted]. We’re talking 120 votes, and most of them went to Santorum. … It’s a handful of votes, and those are important, they all count, but it’s not like we were trying not to count them,” Webster asserted.
Originally posted by 2manyquestions
Umm.... not all the votes are in yet. While I don't know which way it will go, let's wait to report on this until after Saturday evening, when ALL the votes are in.
Originally posted by watchitburn
I just counted 30 municipalities on the first 3 pages, that had not had their votes counted yet.
Did you even bother looking at it before you posted?
Originally posted by Xcalibur254
Looking at numbers from 2008 for Hancock and Washington counties and then adjusting them for the average increase in voter turnout this year Paul will have to win 55% of the vote to just get the 239 votes needed to catch up to where Romney's at now. While this is just based on some quick number crunching it looks like Paul is either going to need about 75% of the vote from these two counties or he has to hope for a huge voter turnout to win Maine.