The New York State Board of Elections does not post election returns until they are final and official. Here are the results reported by CBS, with 90% of the precincts counted: Romney 92,414; Paul 23,559; Gingrich 19,288; Santorum 13,429.
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The Delaware Election Commission has these Republican presidential primary results. With all precincts reporting, they are: Romney 15,599; Gingrich 7,550; Paul 2,924; Santorum 1,471.
The Rhode Island State Board of Elections has these presidential primary returns. For the Republican primary, with all towns reporting, the results are: Romney 9,156; Paul 3,462; Gingrich 878; Santorum 823; uncommitted 131; Roemer 38; write-in 37.
For the Democratic primary, the results are: Obama 6,729; uncommitted 1,130; write-ins 214.
Here is a link to the Connecticut Secretary of State’s web page, showing tentative election returns for the April 24 presidential primary. Not all towns have reported. At the moment this post is being written, the totals (from the towns which have reported) are: Romney 31,636; Paul 6,383; Gingrich 4,919; Santorum 3,346; uncommitted 907.
Delaware held its presidential primary on April 24. Now that it is over, the law permits individuals to change their party registration from one party to another. However, in thirty days, voters will again lose the ability to do that.
Therefore, the next 30 days in a crucial period for parties that are not now qualified, and wish to become qualified this year. The Green, Constitution, Americans Elect, and Working Families Parties can all be expected to launch drives to get more registered voters. The only two minor parties that already have enough registrations in Delaware are the Independent Party (which nominated Ralph Nader for President in 2008) and the Libertarian Party.