Romney's Landslide Victory in Florida
Diane Ellis ·
February 1, 2012 at 2:09am
With 6,773 out of 6,796 precincts reporting, Mitt Romney is the winner of the Florida primary.
As of 11:28pm ET (updated), the vote tally looks like this:
- Mitt Romney — 46% of vote — 770,991 votes
- Newt Gingrich — 32% of vote — 530,778 votes
- Rick Santorum — 13% of vote — 222,021 votes
- Ron Paul — 7% of vote — 116,643 votes
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Jun '10
Re: Romney's Landslide Victory in Florida
I can feel that Bob Dole excitement now.
Oct '11
Re: Romney's Landslide Victory in Florida
Clearly, Romney's voters re all corrupt establishment types. All 600,000 thousand.
Dec '10
Re: Romney's Landslide Victory in Florida
You better hope that 100% of precincts have reported within the next 4 hours. Otherwise you'll have to call your doctor.
Dec '10
Re: Romney's Landslide Victory in Florida
I fear that Bill McGurn is right in what he wrote in today's WSJ:
Dec '10
Re: Romney's Landslide Victory in Florida
Let's broker something, now. Newt/Santorum for P/VP and Paul for Secretary of Treasury?
May '10
Re: Romney's Landslide Victory in Florida
Can't we get a graphic from someone other than the Huffingandpuffington Post?
Feb '11
Re: Romney's Landslide Victory in Florida
For those who wish to go from the proverbial frying pan into the fire, here's the url for the NY Times graphic:
http://elections.nytimes.com/2012/primaries/results/live/2012-01-31
Edited on February 1, 2012 at 2:29amMar '11
Re: Romney's Landslide Victory in Florida
Romney wins in landslide!
yay.
Aug '11
Re: Romney's Landslide Victory in Florida
Hmmm. More than half voted against Romney. (Yeah, c'mon . . . allow me to find a little silver lining.)
Jul '11
Re: Romney's Landslide Victory in Florida
Stuart Creque
You better hope that 100% of precincts have reported within the next 4 hours. Otherwise you'll have to call your doctor. · 15 minutes ago
Is that considered Stand Up comedy?
Dec '11
Re: Romney's Landslide Victory in Florida
Thanks for the map, Diane Ellis. For the first time in my life, I'm proud to be green!
Aug '11
Re: Romney's Landslide Victory in Florida
He's giving a good speech. Wish I believed him.
Oct '10
Re: Romney's Landslide Victory in Florida
Romney's speech: "(Obama) forced through Obama care. I will repeal it."
Dec '11
Re: Romney's Landslide Victory in Florida
Well spoken Stuart.
Apr '11
Re: Romney's Landslide Victory in Florida
Snow Bird
For those who wish to go from the proverbial frying pan into the fire, here's the url for the NY Times graphic:
http://elections.nytimes.com/2012/primaries/results/live/2012-01-31 · 21 minutes ago
Edited 20 minutes ago
http://www.google.com/elections/ed/us/results
Google has been consistently giving, in my view, the most accurate results.
Mar '11
Re: Romney's Landslide Victory in Florida
I can't watch. I'm going to stick my head in the sand until the Ricochet SoCal meet-up on Feb. 25. Y'all can fill me in then.
Dec '11
Re: Romney's Landslide Victory in Florida
BTW... Everyone in the media is reporting that this is a winner take all primary, yet from doing some research, just 5 days ago, there was talk that in addition to losing half of their delegates due to the rules violation, the delegates awarded would be proportional as well. Can anyone definitively tell me if thisnis true? If so, why is it that no one can seem to get it straight.
Sep '10
Re: Romney's Landslide Victory in Florida
Calling EJ Hill on white courtesy telephone: request for the Piano of Doom.
Apr '11
Re: Romney's Landslide Victory in Florida
With the anticipated exciting race of the night (Santorum/ Paul) having resulted in an overwhelming victory for the clearly not third party candidate, I agree that this is the most exciting part of the contest for the remainder of the night.
Will Romney beat Santorum + Newt? 24% of the vote still to be counted.
Mar '11
Re: Romney's Landslide Victory in Florida
For all the diehard Newt supporters, this tidbit from the Washington Post tonight: