Republican Bayou/Cauci Saturday election results thread (first results @3pm ET?)

[Hydera]

I think Kasich is going to become the nominee at this point.

Whew, i thought this was another case of "Rubio wins by not winning".

[Hydera]

Looks like Coal country might be near unanimous for Trump.

[Hydera]

Weirdest map ever.

I have to give the Cruz camp credit for navigating Maine so well - Cruz will continue to be a worthy adversary of TRUMP.

Despite missing the mark in Maine, I think these results bode well for Kasich - he got delegates in Kansas after all, made the threshold in Maine, and getting a decent percentage (12-13%) in Kentucky. He was never going to get that 20% in Louisiana and didn't really put the effort forward for it. He continues strongly.

Cruz is doing better in the more religious western corner. Also for Maine its probably just the republicans in the north finally back lashing against trump.

[Hydera]

Cincinnati suburbs that should of been rubio's strongest showing is probably voting strategically for Cruz.

Weirdest map ever.

I have to give the Cruz camp credit for navigating Maine so well - Cruz will continue to be a worthy adversary of TRUMP.

Despite missing the mark in Maine, I think these results bode well for Kasich - he got delegates in Kansas after all, made the threshold in Maine, and getting a decent percentage (12-13%) in Kentucky. He was never going to get that 20% in Louisiana and didn't really put the effort forward for it. He continues strongly.

Cruz is doing better in the more religious western corner. Also for Maine its probably just the republicans in the north finally back lashing against trump.

[Hydera]

Dare I say that the real reason Trump underperformed is because of the caucus states?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_desirability_bias

A lot of times those voters might peel off to the other side just to avoid embarrassment of being seen supporting the candidate unpopular with their area/friends/family etc.