The Super Tuesday Results Thread

[LINCOLN REPUBLICAN]

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!

Sorry Torie.  I didn't see your post before I said Romney was up.  I deleted my post.  

[ag]

Romney ahead by 1500 votes as per CNN results webpage (Cuyahoga up to 60% reporting).

[Jayhawker]

Yeah, I find it interesting that Romney wins the Catholic vote in both Ohio and Georgia.

[Torie]

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.

Mittens may get as much as a 20,000 vote margin then. What is that - a 2% win?

[argentarius]

Well not all that much has changed today, no one will really gain momentum and even if Romney does I don't think it'd be enough for Kansas, MS and AL.

[yourelection]

Romney must be breathing a bit easier now.

[ag]

Hamilton 99% in - Romney's ahead by 6,500 votes. Yeah, he wins it, and it won't be too narrow.

[Politico]

It's over, but the media won't make it official until some point between now and midnight.

Congratulations, Winfield!

[Judäischen Volksfront]

How will Rick spin this Ohio result? Will he publicly urge Newt to drop out?

[© Tweed the Younger]

what a cocktease this all was.

[HST1948]

NBC- Romney wins Idaho

[ag]

Some rural remnants must have come in - the margin is down to about 5,500 votes.

[rbt48]

I expect a finally Romney margin in OH of 18,000 to 19,000 votes.  Less than a 2,500 vote margin would force a recount.

[Jayhawker]

I'm very pleased with tonight - an upset in Tennessee would have been great, but still, it's going to be hard for anyone but Romney to spin this as a win. Hopefully it'll be able to hold him through till April 24th. It should.

[ag]

It's just over 4500 vote margin now.

[cinyc]

Ohio SoS website has Romney leading in OH-01, 02, 06, 09, 10, 11, 13, 14 and 16 - 9 of the 16 CDs.  Santorum leads in the rest.  Which CDs didn't Santorum file a slate of delegates for?

[ag]

Under 4000!

Of course, 40% of Cuyahoga is still out

[Likely Voter]

while everyone is obsessing about Ohio, Romney just picked up ALL of Idaho's 32 delegates

[Torie]

CNN won't call it because they cannot be 100% sure that what came before in Cuyahoga did not shoot Mitt's wad; CNN cannot as it were exclude to a 100% certainty that what  is left is not heavy with home schooling fundamentalist types who will go heavy for Rick. Whatever.

[Politico]

How will Rick spin this Ohio result? Will he publicly urge Newt to drop out?

Santorum is the only candidate to not finish above 40% in any state (unless AK or ND surprises), so why should Gingrich drop out? Gingrich nearly got 50% in the second biggest state tonight...

[Torie]

Ohio SoS website has Romney leading in OH-01, 02, 06, 09, 10, 11, 13, 14 and 16 - 9 of the 16 CDs.  Santorum leads in the rest.  Which CDs didn't Santorum file a slate of delegates for?

If their OH-06 is the Ohio River CD, that strikes me as amazing. Are you sure? That is Santorum central.

[LINCOLN REPUBLICAN]

It's over, but the media won't make it official until some point between now and midnight.

Congratulations, Winfield!

It's a done deal.  

Congratulations Politico.

So maybe a 20,000 vote margin for Mitt?

[Politico]

I'm very pleased with tonight - an upset in Tennessee would have been great, but still, it's going to be hard for anyone but Romney to spin this as a win. Hopefully it'll be able to hold him through till April 24th. It should.

Over 50% of the delegates tonight in a four-way race = ROMNEY VICTORY

[Torie]

How will Rick spin this Ohio result? Will he publicly urge Newt to drop out?

Santorum is the only candidate to not finish above 40% in any state (unless AK or ND surprises), so why should Gingrich drop out? Gingrich nearly got 50% in the second biggest state tonight...

Actually I thought Rick ran rather impressively everywhere relatively speaking - even in Georgia, where Newt's margin was pedestrian really. It was Newt who collapsed, which was why TN was not that close for example. (Thompson's endorsement of Newt obviously did not sweep his former constituents off their feet obviously.) Newt was invisible in Ohio. In Mass, he got 4%.  

[LINCOLN REPUBLICAN]

while everyone is obsessing about Ohio, Romney just picked up ALL of Idaho's 32 delegates

Thanks Idaho!