Alabama and Mississippi Results

Just saw what the exit polls said on CNN.
80 % Evangelical for one and 70 % for the other with over 40 % saying religion was a determining factor for their vote.

If any body with a reasonable thinking process thinks these 2 states should determine the out come based upon that ideology..good luck.

I mean look at who REALLY OPPOSES Romney..
You got to be kidding me..
Newt and Santorum will never be president of anything.This Southern midwest Bible vote has got to end ..soon.

If Romney gets anywhere near 30 % it would be a great night for him..

I hope for a Religious split with Romney a close 2nd place.
If Angels were running the ultra conservatives would FIGHT over who was MOST RIGHT.

2 hours to go..

 

i'd like to think that two of the most backward states in the country would only serve as examples of what not to do in most cases

 

Which explains why you moved there.

 

you really have no clue what you're talking about

 

Update at 8:01 p.m. ET. Exit Polls:

Here are the first numbers from CNN's exit polls:


Alabama:

— Santorum: 34 percent

— Romney: 29 percent

— Gingrich: 28 percent

And Mississippi:

— Romney: 35 percent

— Gingrich: 30 percent

— Santorum: 29 percent.


Here's how Dean Debnam, president of PPP, framed tonight's primaries:

"About all we know for sure about Tuesday's primaries is that Ron Paul will finish last in them. Beyond that it's plausible that any of the candidates could finish between first and third in both Alabama and Mississippi."

http://www.npr.org/blogs/itsallpolitics/2012/03/13/148536023/mississippi-alabama-live-blog-and-results?sc=fb&cc=fp

 

inSanatorium wins Alabama

Just In

http://nbcpolitics.msnbc.msn.com/_n...um-wins-alabama-mississippi-too-close-to-call

 

A Santorum sweep... and another PUKE NIGHT for the Republican party as a whole.

The sweater vest..the Everyday Prayer that everyone gives him..a shout out to baby Bella home watching...

The every day guy doing extraordinary things ..

If you believe that you truly are sheep.

The win was overwhelming done by EVANGELICALS voting against the Mormon.

NOW the argument needs to be made if we are to debate correctly..WHY was voter turnout so low for Santorum in both of his wins ?

Where is the enthusiasm for his campaign ?

Take away the Evangelical vote and he will sink faster than the Titanic.

I cannot figure exit polls saying Romney will win by over 50 % against Obama then they dont vote for Romney ?
Either they are stupid and haven't figured out that Santorum cannot win..or just want Obama to win again.

The Mississippi exit polls were the 1st ones all year CNN got wrong.

How can Romney win the city vote by 4 pts..Lose the rural vote by 2 pts and get the women by 8 pts..?
Exit polls showed he won by 5 and yet he lost by that number ?
Strange math down south indeed.
But 52 % believe Obama is a Muslim..so maybe NOT winning that area is a good thing.
Hope for the other 2 areas to go to Romney for a little SOUTHERN COMFORT ..not in a bottle.

And can somebody please challenge Rick on his claim Romney left MASS with a billion dollar debt..a true religious person wouldn't need to lie about every Everything.

Now that the south is done..so is newt.. he failed team Romney and so his super pac money will now end.

Thanks Fox for last nights super FREE Santorum televised prep rally.
Way to influence an election.

 

Math quiz...

Santorum wins Mississippi ..YAHOO ! 13 delegates
Newt ....... 12 delegates
Romney 3RD PLACE..BOO HOO 12 delegates


Alabama.. Santorum wins !.... 18 delegates

Newt..... 9 delegates

Romney loses BOO HOO 9 delegates.


Santorum has 10 delegates lead for night before the other delegates are awarded..In Non Favored Santorum areas.

10 delegates A BIG NIGHT in a friendly environment.
The anti Romney GARBAGE continues.

CNN says delegate total right now..

Romney 480
Santorum 234
Newt 139

 

Gosh someone totally bums Romney

 

THE BIG MO! Momentum is gonna hit like a tidal wave! Romney is toast, milktoast!

 

who do you think is going to be nominated?


delegate count:

romney - 474

santorum - 225

gingrich - 136

paul - 64


http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2012/president/republican_delegate_count.html

 

What happens if Romney doesn't get a majority though? Seems kind of likely

 

Plus, if Gingrich does drop out at some point, you're going to see the conservative vote consolidated and this race turned on it's head.

 

it gets hashed out at the convention in august, when delegates vote for nominees

 

If the combined totals of Gringrich and Santorum beat Romney's do you think this could lead to Santorum getting the nomination?

 

i don't know, who do you want to win?

 

NO...combined they still dont equal ..do the math.

Its all about the math..and by the way..I figure Romney will surpass newt in Alabama..how ?


Not opinion guys ..research...

http://www.cnn.com/election/2012/primaries/county/map/r/al

click on the out standing counties with remaining votes..he cant catch Santorum..but he can beat newt.

CNN is the best coverage by far..

 

The big question is, "How is Mitt gonna get another 670 delegates?

 

by winning elections, i think there are 28 more state primaries to go

how's any one of the other candidates going to catch up to mitt?

newt needs over a 1000 delegates and santorum more than 900

 

Simple ..now that we get away from the evangelical area of the country...
The N.E/ west..and a few winner take all...
The so called base that Romney isn't winning isn't any political base but a religious one..he can say nothing ..do nothing about it..
I say simply let them go..save money and go after neutral states..

The Evangelicals will need to make up their mind..Vote Romney or lose.
That's why they pull out all the stops now.

Louisiana is the last big southern bible belt state.

 

Do the mathS?! I'm saying convention time things could be a lot different (assuming the conservative vote consolidates if Gingrich drops out). And if he goes all the way to Tampa - well there is a chance that if Romney doesn't get that majority that their combined totals could beat him. Nothing is sure in this race.

 

There is now internal polling saying enough Democrats voted in both these states tonight to stop any Romney momentum..
I wont reveal my sources yet..

That how the M. exit poll got so screwed up a 35% vote total for Romney dispersed instantly.

Democrats just helped Santorum out.. AGAIN..

Open elections..

 

If Rick wins in both Pennsylvania and Wisconsin (according to polls he will) it gives him a 114 delegate boost in two winner takes all primaries, only around 100 short of Romney...

 

Romney is up 20 in Calif and in Texas..

Pa is not a lock for Santorum..they remember.