Presidential results from Colorado City, Arizona

[RBH]

McCain 614 (77%)
Nader 84 (11%)
Write-in 44 (6%)
Barr 24 (3%)
Obama 14 (2%)
McKinney 13 (2%)

Hey, who knew Nader was so popular in polygamy country...

[Eraserhead]

....the hell?

[Alcon]

Hahahah.

Man, Utah (with Baldwin on the ballot and doing so much better) is going to be hilarious.

For reference, 2004 was:

Bush 606
Badnarik 11
Kerry 1

[RBH]

In the primaries, Colorado City Republicans went as follows

Paul 51, Romney 44, McCain 30, Huckabee 7, Thompson 1, McGrath 1

Colorado City Democrats voted weirdly.

Edwards 4, William Campbell 2, Clinton 1, Daley 1, Rich Lee 1, Lynch 1, Obama 1

[True Democrat]

In the primaries, Colorado City Republicans went as follows

Paul 51, Romney 44, McCain 30, Huckabee 7, Thompson 1, McGrath 1

Not surprising.  The weirdest people always vote for Paul.

[Nixon in '80]

In the primaries, Colorado City Republicans went as follows

Paul 51, Romney 44, McCain 30, Huckabee 7, Thompson 1, McGrath 1

Not surprising.  The weirdest people always vote for Paul.

And Nader, apparently.

[RosettaStoned]

I saw some documentary about this town on tv once. ing creepy.

[memphis]

Colorado City Democrats voted weirdly.

Edwards 4, William Campbell 2, Clinton 1, Daley 1, Rich Lee 1, Lynch 1, Obama 1

Statistically, strange things happen when you have such a small sample.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

In the primaries, Colorado City Republicans went as follows

Paul 51, Romney 44, McCain 30, Huckabee 7, Thompson 1, McGrath 1

I was wondering how Romney would play in these places. After all they consider him a heretic who follows a false church.

[Nixon in '80]

In the primaries, Colorado City Republicans went as follows

Paul 51, Romney 44, McCain 30, Huckabee 7, Thompson 1, McGrath 1

I was wondering how Romney would play in these places. After all they consider him a heretic who follows a false church.

I think Romney was the real Manchurian candidate of this cycle.

[Brittain33]

I was wondering how Romney would play in these places. After all they consider him a heretic who follows a false church.

The feeling is mutual. Back during the primaries, he said something like "I can't imagine anything more dreadful than polygamy," which is a somewhat strong statement and atypical. The common LDS view is that polygamy is wrong, but it was acceptable at the time and people respect that tradition for what it was in its place.

[Eraserhead]

How'd McCain do as well as he did in the primary?

[Eraserhead]

Neat song.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjwL0IQcowA

[The Ex-Factor]

I didn't know Mormon fundamentalists were allowed to vote, and that if they could, they liked Nader that much. How's that crazy Texas ranch doing nowadays?

[Meeker]

Neat song.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjwL0IQcowA

Someone in the comments notes that "i use to know some plygz".

[minionofmidas]

I didn't know Mormon fundamentalists were allowed to vote

Why the hell not?

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Been deported back home to Colorado City I suppose. No idea, actually.

[Rob]

I'm curious to see results from the other polygamous enclaves now.