US: The Republican Race for the Presidency

Santorum for Iowa and Louisiana

Second place shake up:

Mitt Romney won Maine today as well, by the slightest of margins so far, besting Ron Paul with only a 3% advantage.

the map will soon enough be covered in santorum.

conan joke from a few nights ago. if you don't know what santorum is, google it. but nsfw.

^ Oh, Conan. How could anyone not see that one coming...

Mitt Romney has won Arizona and Michigan as of today.

Much needed updates:

(Arizona and Michigan totals are projected finishes -- some votes still have not been accounted for.)

Romney has now taken Wyoming and Washington as well:


This Tuesday is "Super Tuesday," where ten states will vote in their primaries/caucuses. These states are Alaska, Georgia, Idaho, Massachusetts, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Vermont, and Virginia.

So far, here's who is ahead in said states:

Alaska - expected Romney win
Georgia - expected Gingrich win
Idaho - possible Romney/Santorum win
Massachusetts - expected Romney win
North Dakota - possible Romney/Santorum win
Ohio - possible Romney/Santorum win
Oklahoma - possible Romney/Santorum win
Tennessee - expected Romney win
Vermont - expected Romney win
Virginia - expected Romney win (Santorum and Gingrich do not appear on the ballot)

I updated the first post.

So far for Super Tuesday:

Six out of the ten states have official results in --

Romney has won three so far, taking Vermont, Virginia, and Massachusetts.

Santorum has won Oklahoma and Tennessee.

Gingrich has won Georgia.

Ohio is currently too close to call, while North Dakota and Idaho are still being determined.

Polls in Alaska are still open due to the difference in time zone.

Jarrett wrote:

So far for Super Tuesday:

Six out of the ten states have official results in --

Romney has won three so far, taking Vermont, Virginia, and Massachusetts.

Santorum has won Oklahoma and Tennessee.

Gingrich has won Georgia.

Ohio is currently too close to call, while North Dakota and Idaho are still being determined.

Polls in Alaska are still open due to the difference in time zone.

North Dakota has gone to Santorum and Romney appears to have won Idaho, though that is not yet confirmed. In Ohio, Romney is leading by only 1%. Thought over 90% of votes in Ohio are counted, the race is still too close to call.

What we have seen so far is, if you marry your sister you vote Gingrich. *You will likely divorce them on their death bed.

Lots of updates:

Romney won six of ten states yesterday: Vermont, Virginia, Massachusetts, Alaska, Idaho, and Ohio.

Santorum won three: Tennessee, Oklahoma, and North Dakota.

Gingrich one: Georgia.

I'll be updating the first post in a bit.

Jericho wrote:

Future TJ wrote:

Romney's probably going to win it.

No chance. Huntsman's gonna be that come back story that all them Hollywood types love.

Two months later...

From now on, this is how I'll post updates.

According to a new survey conducted by Gallup, 53% of national Republican citizens say that all candidates should keep going and remain in the race, while 21% say Gingrich should go, and 20% claiming they believe everyone but Romney should simply quit.

BREAKING NEWS:

RICK SANTORUM HAS CALLED IT QUITS.

Jarrett wrote:

BREAKING NEWS:

RICK SANTORUM HAS CALLED IT QUITS.

How would Daniel Bryan pit it?...


YES! YES! YES! YES!

The Legend Of Casey wrote:

Jarrett wrote:

BREAKING NEWS:

RICK SANTORUM HAS CALLED IT QUITS.

How would Daniel Bryan pit it?...


YES! YES! YES! YES!

Yes indeed.

And while the other two candidates are too stubborn to get lost, this practically confirms Obama/Romney in the fall.