On February 18, Washington County, Maine, finally held its Republican caucus for president. When the Washington County results are added into the results from the remainder of Maine (as revised on February 17 to eliminate clerical errors) the statewide totals are: Romney 2,349; Paul 2,193; Santorum 1,109; Gingrich 395; others 15; undecided 59. Thanks to Frontloading HQ blog for these results.
The state party still hasn’t added the Washington County results into the state totals, but they may do so next month. In any event, the numbers only have public relations significance, not legal significance.
Richard, what about the other counties in Maine where there were irregularities? This post makes it sound like you uncritically accept the official totals.
Total 2012 primary votes as a percentage of the REAL 2008 Nov. 2008 votes ???
How LOOOOOOW can the percentages be in ANY or ALL of the MORON Prez primary/caucus regimes ???
MADNESS
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END the MADNESS.
P.R. and nonpartisan App.V.
Told ya the GOP would do what they can to keep Ron Paul from winning.
It doesn’t matter what the GOP does if Ron Paul is the one who’s people get elected as delegates.