Utah Primary Today:

The entire GOP has already rained down on Utah for a private meeting with Mitt Romney over the weekend, but now Romney and Utah Senator Orrin Hatch are tight buddies! Romney stayed in Utah today to help his fellow GOP candidate who is favored to win the election tonight.

Utah Primary Hatch Expected to win

There is no doubt that the state of Utah will go to Romney in the general election in November

Utah has done nothing but vote Republican for decades.

How do you know who to vote for when all them are lying sacks of $h1t

Originally posted by rangerdanger
Utah has done nothing but vote Republican for decades.

True dat.

born n raised Utahn.. we hate democrats here, no matter what good they may do.

Me, I'm a Utah Outcast.. they're all lying scumbags.

Originally posted by jjf3rd77
The entire GOP has already rained down on Utah for a private meeting with Mitt Romney over the weekend, but now Romney and Utah Senator Orrin Hatch are tight buddies! Romney stayed in Utah today to help his fellow GOP candidate who is favored to win the election tonight.

There is no doubt that the state of Utah will go to Romney in the general election in November

Impossible! Surely Utah will be a clean sweep for Ron Paul!

Ofcourse they will vote Romney, Utah is a Mormon state, I hear they hate Romney though,doesnt matter, thousands of dead peoplevoted in Florida and they can do it in Utah. They can also have as many wifes as they want there,,like Mitts dad.......The ONLY normal guy running is Dr. Paul..The only people I know that like Obama OR Romney are the bottom of the barrell in intelligence types..


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My bad the primary is tomorrow. Haha I was expecting results by now....

Voting got off to a slow start Tuesday in Utah’s primary election. Polling places around Salt Lake City were averaging about 50 voters per location halfway through the day.


Utah’s primary voting off to a slow start with low turnout

Utah: Hatch Wins.

Romney leading in the votes by a long shot. Romney's got over 58,000 votes with only 26% of the vote in. I'm calling this a win, as if anybody on ATS cares anymore...