The Delegate Fight: 2012

[California8429]

AP are now saying that it's Romney 13, Santorum 12.

CNN has that too but I have no idea where they are getting from.

Greenpapers have it very differently set up.

[California8429]

AP are now saying that it's Romney 13, Santorum 12.

CNN has that too but I have no idea where they are getting from.

Greenpapers have it very differently set up.

I saw a different page where they gave all the delegates to only Romney and Santorum. Either way, where are these people getting their numbers from? The delegates haven't been chosen.
Actually, CNN has Romney at 18, Santorum at 8, Paul at 7, Perry 4, and Gingrich 2 including the tentative Iowa delegates.

http://www.cnn.com/election/2012/primaries.html

[California8429]

Example districts in Colorado:


This didn't happen everywhere, but Paul probably won Minnesota and is a lot stronger in Colorado than the straw poll shows.  Caucus states are great for Paul, primaries are black and white straight popular voting (MO didn't count - they have a caucus that actually matters in a month).

Most precincts get 1-2 state delegates for anyone wondering about "100%". Romney got about half the vote but 100% of the delegates at my caucus.