The Super Tuesday Results Thread

[ag]

Barely over 2000 votes - and Cuyahoga is still on 41%. Romney is now definitely favored. It will be fun!

[Gass3268]

This reminds me a lot of the Democratic primary in Indiana in 2008.

[ag]

This reminds me a lot of the Democratic primary in Indiana in 2008.

Yes, it does )

[useful idiot]

This is over. Shame...

[Torie]

Romney will win and by maybe 5,000+ plus votes unless Medina and Clemont surprise big time. The Hamilton dump put Mittens ahead, with a ton of votes still out in Cleveland.

As noted above, it's over. Boy, Mittens must have been sweating!

[BushKenya]

Hamilton is 99% in and Romney has just shy of a 16,000 vote lead.  Cuyahoga is only at 41% in, most of the Santorum counties are all in.

I'm going with Romney.

[yourelection]

If what CNN is reporting from Hamilton then Romney should win.

[Sam Spade]

I agree. Romney is certainly favored at this point.

[Mehmentum]

This reminds me a lot of the Democratic primary in Indiana in 2008.

This reminds me a lot of the Republican causus in Iowa in 2012.

[mokbu]

I don't see how Romney can lose with that many outstanding in Cuyahoga. Santorum country seems to all be counted.l

[BushKenya]

If you count Ohio in the Romney camp, with Idaho that will be 5 states for Romney to 3 for Santorum to 1 for Gingrich and Alaska still has one hour left until they close.

[Torie]

Kudos to CNN for a fantastic reporting job. A+!

[ag]

This reminds me a lot of the Democratic primary in Indiana in 2008.

This reminds me a lot of the Republican causus in Iowa in 2012.

Nothing in common.

[Thomas D]

Santorum's lead in OH is expanding - it is a vote short of 12,000 now. Can be overcome, but it is getting big.

Oh Ohio, You're teasing us aren't you?

Hey, I was right. Darn.

[cinyc]

Romney will win and by maybe 5,000+ plus votes unless Medina and Clemont surprise big time. The Hamilton dump put Mittens ahead, with a ton of votes still out in Cleveland.

As noted above, it's over. Boy, Mittens must have been sweating!

I posted results from Medina's county BoE website upthread.  It's marginal for Romney.  Clermont hasn't reported anything but absentees on the AP and county's website.

[yourelection]

5 States for Romney + 3 for Santorum + lots of Delegates for Romney = Romney eeks to another victory.

[ag]

Medina is on CNN w/ 6% reporting - yes, marginal for Romney. Lucas is back in Romney's column. CNN still shows 3000 vote lead for Santorum - but without anything recent from Hamilton or Cuyahoga. Yes, Romney should make it.

[Torie]

Romney will win and by maybe 5,000+ plus votes unless Medina and Clemont surprise big time. The Hamilton dump put Mittens ahead, with a ton of votes still out in Cleveland.

As noted above, it's over. Boy, Mittens must have been sweating!

I posted results from Medina's county BoE website upthread.  It's marginal for Romney.  Clermont hasn't reported anything but absentees on the AP and county's website.

Then it's really over unless Clermont goes 3-1 for Rick and that isn't happening of course. Mittens may be headed to a 15,000 vote margin. What came before was not what came next in these big city counties. Rick did better with the early vote for some reason.  CNN says with the Hamilton dump, Mittens is ahead by 3,000 at this point.  Wow!

[Reds4]

New update in Cuyahoga County

Mitt Romney 31092
Rick Santorum   19483

[ag]

The reason is obvious, actually: early reports from the metros were the early votes (that's why they were showing 0 precincts). A lot of these went out before the recent Romney surge.

[cinyc]

Clermont will net Romney 892 votes overall when it reports, per the county's website.  That's a swing of 1068 from what the AP is currently showing, if I've done the math right.

[BushKenya]

CNN places Romney up by 3000 over Santorum in Ohio, not posted on totals board as of yet.

The results haven't been submitted to the Republican State Party HQ in Columbus, yet.

[ag]

Clermont has reported in full - and gave nearly a thousand vote margin to Romney.

[Thomas D]

Romney now in front.

[Torie]

Rick lost because he must have lost the Catholic vote by about 10 points as a guess. I have not looked at the exit polls. Maybe they have a different number, but that is my guess. Catholics as it were are going to nominate Romney.