Republican Super Tuesday results thread (first polls close at 7pm ET)

[Mr. Morden]

Cruz appears to have taken all 36 CDs, and is closing in on 50% in several. So far he is over 50% in only one, TX-10 which runs from Houston to Austin.

Note the above is based on the SOS website which doesn't have anything from Harris County yet, though Harris County has results reported.

Which states do we have CD results for at the moment?  Is either the AP or the state SoS sites giving congressional district results in Georgia, Tennessee, etc?

[cinyc]

AP gives Trump the winner's checkmark in Vermont, too.

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Completed county map:

[100% pro-life no matter what]

Cruz appears to have taken all 36 CDs, and is closing in on 50% in several. So far he is over 50% in only one, TX-10 which runs from Houston to Austin.

Note the above is based on the SOS website which doesn't have anything from Harris County yet, though Harris County has results reported.

Which states do we have CD results for at the moment?  Is either the AP or the state SoS sites giving congressional district results in Georgia, Tennessee, etc?

Trump appears to have won at least 8 of the 9 in Tennessee.  It was narrow in the 5th, but he did edge Rubio there.  The 9th is the only one to still see, since nearly half of Shelby County is still out, but he should win there as well.  It will be more interesting to see which ones Rubio came in second (1 delegate goes to 2nd place, unless 1st gets 67%) and which ones Cruz did.

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NYT calls Vermont for Trump.

Sorry, Kasich

Vermont county results, anyone?

[Mr. Morden]

Cruz appears to have taken all 36 CDs, and is closing in on 50% in several. So far he is over 50% in only one, TX-10 which runs from Houston to Austin.

Note the above is based on the SOS website which doesn't have anything from Harris County yet, though Harris County has results reported.

Which states do we have CD results for at the moment?  Is either the AP or the state SoS sites giving congressional district results in Georgia, Tennessee, etc?

Trump appears to have won at least 8 of the 9 in Tennessee.  It was narrow in the 5th, but he did edge Rubio there.  The 9th is the only one to still see, since nearly half of Shelby County is still out, but he should win there as well.  It will be more interesting to see which ones Rubio came in second (1 delegate goes to 2nd place, unless 1st gets 67%) and which ones Cruz did.

Which site are you using for CD results in TN?

[RR1997]

Yes!

TRUMP has heroically beat Kasich in VT. Kasich does nothing but flail his arms and rehash his Ohio record over and over again. He has no new ideas. He is the least inspiring person running for president this year. He only keeps on rehashing the fact that his father was a mailman and his Ohio record. Not inspiring at all. Not a man with any new ideas.

[Antonio the Sixth]

Media should call Vermont already. There's no way Kasich can win.

There you go.

Media were ridiculously careful in calling States today.

[100% pro-life no matter what]

Cruz appears to have taken all 36 CDs, and is closing in on 50% in several. So far he is over 50% in only one, TX-10 which runs from Houston to Austin.

Note the above is based on the SOS website which doesn't have anything from Harris County yet, though Harris County has results reported.

Which states do we have CD results for at the moment?  Is either the AP or the state SoS sites giving congressional district results in Georgia, Tennessee, etc?

Trump appears to have won at least 8 of the 9 in Tennessee.  It was narrow in the 5th, but he did edge Rubio there.  The 9th is the only one to still see, since nearly half of Shelby County is still out, but he should win there as well.  It will be more interesting to see which ones Rubio came in second (1 delegate goes to 2nd place, unless 1st gets 67%) and which ones Cruz did.

Which site are you using for CD results in TN?

I'm just estimating based on counties.  Williamson was the only county Trump didn't win, but it is easily overtaken by the rest of CD7.  Rubio only narrowly lost Davidson County (the bulk of CD5), but he lost the counties that also form part of the CD as well.  CD9 may go for Rubio or Cruz yet.  The district is the western half of Shelby County.  The county as a whole is close enough between all three that I don't know who won the CD9 part of it.

[The Other Castro]

NBC calls VT for Trump, finally.

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Rubio will win:

- 9 counties in Virginia.
- 4 counties in Georgia
- 2 counties in Oklahoma
- 1 county in Tennessee.
- 1 county in Arkansas.
- 0 counties in Texas.
- 0 counties in Alabama.

What a little troll.

[RR1997]

In today's Republican Party, moderate=not a fascist. I miss the good old days when Reagan was considered an extremist. Today he'd be considered a moderate. It's so sad how candidates like Rubio, Kasich, and Bush are referred to as moderates. In the 1970's and 1980's, they'd be considered right-wing extremists

TRUMP

[Boston Bread]

Rubio will win:

- 9 counties in Virginia.
- 4 counties in Georgia
- 2 counties in Oklahoma
- 1 county in Tennessee.
- 1 county in Arkansas.
- 0 counties in Texas.
- 0 counties in Alabama.

What a little troll.

Rubio would at least double his counties with MN.

[Seriously?]

Cruz appears to have taken all 36 CDs, and is closing in on 50% in several. So far he is over 50% in only one, TX-10 which runs from Houston to Austin.

Note the above is based on the SOS website which doesn't have anything from Harris County yet, though Harris County has results reported.

Which states do we have CD results for at the moment?  Is either the AP or the state SoS sites giving congressional district results in Georgia, Tennessee, etc?

Trump appears to have won at least 8 of the 9 in Tennessee.  It was narrow in the 5th, but he did edge Rubio there.  The 9th is the only one to still see, since nearly half of Shelby County is still out, but he should win there as well.  It will be more interesting to see which ones Rubio came in second (1 delegate goes to 2nd place, unless 1st gets 67%) and which ones Cruz did.

CNN is has given a majority of the delegates in Tennessee to Trump now. My guess is that he'll have five or six of the eight required to put his name into nomination by the end of the night.

He has enough in Alabama after Rubio missed 20%.
He should get the extra delegate for a majority in Massachusetts because Carson didn't meet the 5% floor and if you add up all of the other candidates that are eligible, Trump > Rubio+Kasich+Cruz.
As long as Rubio stays below 20% Vermont, Trump could win that delegation 9-7 over Kasich.

Trump will probably get there in Georgia since he takes 3 for taking the state, will get about 40% of the statewide haul and probably 2 of 3 in most CD.

Cruz will get his first majority delegate state with Texas and will vacuum up more delegates in that state with Trump if Rubio stays below 20%. (which is looking more and more likely).

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Rubio will win:

- 9 counties in Virginia.
- 4 counties in Georgia
- 2 counties in Oklahoma
- 1 county in Tennessee.
- 1 county in Arkansas.
- 0 counties in Texas.
- 0 counties in Alabama.

What a little troll.

Rubio would at least double his counties with MN.

Yes, but in the South it will essentially be the large, smooth face of Trump with a few ugly pimples of Rubio.

[Blue3]

[The Other Castro]

Carson is apparently staying in the race, sigh.

[°Leprechaun]

Nobody is talking about the forgotten candidate, Carson. If he knew this he wouldn't be very happy, now,  would he?

[The Other Castro]

CNN says that the Florida GOP is courting Carson for a Senate run...wtf.

[Pandaguineapig]

Nobody is talking about the forgotten candidate, Carson. If he knew this he wouldn't be very happy, now,  would he?

He wants you to buy his book

[Reginald]

Rubio will win:

- 9 counties in Virginia.
- 4 counties in Georgia
- 2 counties in Oklahoma
- 1 county in Tennessee.
- 1 county in Arkansas.
- 0 counties in Texas.
- 0 counties in Alabama.

What a little troll.

I know your point here and yeah this is pretty embarrassing, but to be fair his strategy hasn't exactly been to win as many counties as possible. This is like chastising Democrats for winning so few counties against the GOP.

[SteveRogers]

Nobody is talking about the forgotten candidate, Carson. If he knew this he wouldn't be very happy, now,  would he?

CNN is talking about him right this second, floating a rumor that as early as tomorrow morning establishment figures will supposedly approach Carson about dropping out of the race and running for senate in Florida instead.

[Bigby]

CNN says that the Florida GOP is courting Carson for a Senate run...wtf.

Is CNN high?

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CNN - TRUMP WINS VERMONT

[The Other Castro]

CNN - TRUMP WINS VERMONT

Shocking!