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Romney39%
Paul 36%
Santorum 18%
Gingrich 6%
RandySF
(59,874 posts)malaise
(269,345 posts)Can't wait for him to speak - should be fun
onehandle
(51,122 posts)Ron Paul is not really running for President. This is about Rand.
oldhippie
(3,249 posts)... than the other guys? I've been told that's the way these things work.
TBF
(32,159 posts)to hack into Diebold voting machines ...
http://www.salon.com/2011/09/27/votinghack/
CJCRANE
(18,184 posts)then announce the real winner a few days later when there's less media attention.
The Genealogist
(4,723 posts)putting Repukes in charge of voting is a bit like putting cats in charge of a tuna cannery.
TBF
(32,159 posts)elleng
(131,448 posts)Old and In the Way
(37,540 posts)Frankly, I wouldn't have been surprised if he had. His message certainly seemed to resonate with the Republican voters here. Sure would have been a good story had Mitt gotten beat here tonight. Oh well...
malaise
(269,345 posts)that he'll control the delegates in Maine
aint_no_life_nowhere
(21,925 posts)Is this another situation like Iowa where we'll only know who really won later? The guy who announced the results said something about cutting off the votes at this point, even though more votes will be coming in later.
customerserviceguy
(25,183 posts)is not the near-tie that Romney and Paul have, its the proportion of vote that the other two have. I would have expected Noot and Ricky to have roughly equal shares, since neither of them campaigned actively in Maine, but the fact that Santorum has three times the vote Gingrich has indicates how far Noot has fallen.
I mean, that's not just fourth, it's a distant fourth.
mick063
(2,424 posts)Who sticks around to become a delegate and who simply leaves after voting?
Ron Paul staffers know the answer to that.