Michigan and Arizona primary thread.

reply to post by OutKast Searcher


Ya not much action in this thread.

I think Romney is going to get Michigan as well. It seems like there is dancing in the streets in the motor city... Romney campaign already playing Martha & The Vandellas at his HQ...

reply to post by OutKast Searcher


The R3volution has only just begun. Ideas can't lose straw polls or caucuses and once you've learned something you can't unlearn it. Tens of thousands of people have learned something from Dr. Paul that they'll never forget. They'll probably never let you forget it either.

Michigan 24% reporting

Romney 98,527 41%
Santorum 89,977 38%
Paul 26,733 11%
Gingrich 15,946 7%

Congressional Districts: Romney leading in 7 (14 delegates), Santorum leading in 6 (12 delegatets), 1 not reporitng any results yet.

CNN will be talking to Ron Paul coming up...they are at comercial now.

I think Rick lost his mojo. Maybe he needs to bow down to the great Satan to get his mojo working again. Honestly I am not concerned about the numbers anymore. Romney won Michigan, that was already made clear when your playing a Motown classic for a song...

Has Rick been on ATS? Didn't someone say on here last week that Ron Paul was apparently helping Romney out for votes?

Originally posted by OutKast Searcher
Michigan 24% reporting

Romney 98,527 41%
Santorum 89,977 38%
Paul 26,733 11%
Gingrich 15,946 7%

Congressional Districts: Romney leading in 7 (14 delegates), Santorum leading in 6 (12 delegatets), 1 not reporitng any results yet.

I do not like santorum
hope romney comes through with michigan...

Waiting for super tuesday that thread is going to be off the chain dawg.

I hope that the election fraud will be exposed and people will wake up but I know so many minds are fooled into believing mainstream news.

The best part of all of this is that when Santorum won the three caucuses in the same day a few weeks back, (Missouri, Colorado and Minnesota) He only raised $400k and was bragging about his fundraising ability. Ron Paul then asked for another money bomb and exceeded $1.5 million in 24 hours. (which is normal)

Santorum and Gingrich are such a waste of time. They aren't even on all the state ballots.

This race may seem close right now but it's between Romney and Paul. It always has been. Paul has recently taken the lead against Obama in the Rasmussen poll nationally. Unelectable, eh?

Gingrich and Santorum just need to go away.

As usual the wolf blitzer interview with ron paul was nothing but negativity. Are you on cahoots eith romney? Are you trying to get rand as vp? Bs as usual.

CNN still can't project Michigan...but Romney seems to be pulling away a little bit.

www.cnn.com...
41% Reporting
Romney 166,563 41%
Santorum 154,872 38%
Paul 47,458 12%
Gingrich 26,174 6%

hosted.ap.org...
Congressional Districts: Romney leading in 7, Santorum in 6, no report in 1
CD1 - 54% in - Romney +0
CD2 - 26% in - Santorum +14
CD3 - 14% in - Santorum +0
CD4 - 18% in - Romney +1
CD5 - 24% in - Tie
CD6 - 63% in - Santorum +7
CD7 - 34% in - Santorum +3
CD8 - 18% in - Romney +10
CD9 - 0% in - No Results
CD10 - 22% in - Santorum +5
CD11- 18% in - Romney +23
CD12 - 23% in - Romney +7
CD13 - 5% in - Romney +2
CD14 - 10% in - Romney +40

Originally posted by EagleTalonZ

Santorum and Gingrich are such a waste of time. They aren't even on all the state ballots.

Which matter very little...if 2-3 states mattered that much...then Ron Paul should be worried by tonight...he will get zero delegates out of the 2 states from tonight.

This race may seem close right now but it's between Romney and Paul. It always has been. Paul has recently taken the lead against Obama in the Rasmussen poll nationally. Unelectable, eh?

Gingrich and Santorum just need to go away.

Every Republican canididate beat Obama in that Rasmussen...which is way against what all other polls say. Rasmussen is known to lean right...so it isn't surprising.

If you take the average of the polls...Obama still beats all Republican candidates.

I just left the Virginia Ron Paul rally. There was no mention of tonight's primary's. CNN footage was not a consession speech.
BTW it was great! Rand was there also.

2500 showed up. The fire marshall only let 2000 in the building.

reply to post by charles1952


No. It doesn't update daily, but it is current. It is up to date because they don't assign delegates every day, you know? That is what is wrong with 24/7 media counts. They update with prospective information because they really don't have anything to update.

Ron Paul and King say Ron Paul is in second and he likely is because he is in contact with delegates that, while not officially counted, they are known supporters etc.

reply to post by eLPresidente


I think he likely is because he has inside info (like knowing his campaign personally knowing some uncounted delegates are RP supporters) but that is the official count so far. Without the media embellishment.

reply to post by OutKast Searcher




good news romnney needs mi

They still won't call it...but they have to be getting close. I don't think Santorum can catch up...but still to close to call.


www.cnn.com...
65% Reporting
Romney 265,642 40%
Santorum 237,580 36%
Paul 76,027 12%
Gingrich 43,480 7%



Santorum has taken a bit of a lead in the congressional districts though.


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Congressional Districts: Romney leading in 4, Santorum in 9, no report in 1
CD1 - 82% in - Santorum +1
CD2 - 40% in - Santorum +15
CD3 - 24% in - Santorum +3
CD4 - 41% in - Santorum +1
CD5 - 46% in - Santorum +1
CD6 - 79% in - Santorum +7
CD7 - 57% in - Santorum +3
CD8 - 51% in - Romney +7
CD9 - 0% in - No Results
CD10 - 30% in - Santorum +3
CD11- 46% in - Romney +18
CD12 - 40% in - Romney +5
CD13 - 7% in - Santorum +9
CD14 - 14% in - Romney +38



Current Delegate Estimate For AZ and MI (At this time)

Romney: 39 (29 in AZ, 10 in MI)
Santorum: 18 in MI
Paul: 0
Gingrich: 0

Take a look at the age group statistic.



The baby boomers/middle-agers can't seem to escape the propaganda they've been exposed to all their lives. Well at-least we know the younger generation would've made Paul the nominee.

ROMNEY WINS michgan

ROMNEY wins!!

cnn projected winner ROMNEY for MI