This is an open thread to discuss the results of Michigan and Arizona primaries.
Update: Romney has been declared the winner in Arizona.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Mitt Romney coasted to victory in the Arizona primary Tuesday night and vied with rival Rick Santorum for supremacy in Michigan in a Republican presidential race as unsettled as the day it began.
Two other candidates, Newt Gingrich and Ron Paul, made little effort in either state, pointing instead to next week’s 10-state collection of Super Tuesday primaries and caucuses.
Michigan is currently neck and neck.
Update II: Here are the current results in Michigan.







see me after super tuesday…after these mittastically friendly states are finished.
Results?
I am voting against Obama no matter who runs against him.
@ Calo:
MI breaks down like this:
Delegate Allocation: The Republican National Committee has said that Michigan’s total delegates to the national convention will be reduced by 50 percent due to the pre-March primary date. Of the 30 delegates at stake, two delegates will be awarded to the winner in each of the state’s 14 congressional districts and the remaining two delegates will go to the winner of the statewide vote, provided that candidate reaches a 15 percent threshold.
brookly red wrote:
Same here.
Keep in mind that state level GOP officials have coronated Romney twice now without counting all of the votes.
Bumr50 wrote:
and anyone can vote in open primaries… the system is so corrupt nothing matters.
brookly red wrote:
This…pisses…me…off!
Macker wrote:
what? you thought you were free? LOL
@ Macker:
Operation Hilarity
@ Macker:
hey Macker..IIRC you asked me my age
on another thread. I’m 54 and got
put out to pasture in 1999. just
do what yah gotta do and don’t worry
about it.
Calo wrote:
yes, that where the mice let the cat vote… paper ballots are as worthless as paper money. Ashes ashes we all fall down.
@ mawskrat:
and I found out today I’m
going to be a grandpa
woooo hoooo!!
@ mawskrat:
Congrats!
BTW, I grew up in your neighborhood -- off of Pfeiffer Road.
When was it supposed to be?? April 3??
@ mawskrat:
What is “grandpa”? 8)
@ Macker:
You’re kidding?
@ m:
What I mean is…I wish I could be one. I don’t think I’ll ever be, given that my son won’t talk to me.
@ Macker:
Oh no! Well you gotta fix that!
Fox News Michigan Map shows this as a Romney win:
Am I missing something?
@ mawskrat:
With all the stuff we read about you doing -- I would have thought the pasture would be more relaxin!
coldwarrior wrote:
I have NO idea what the fuck that means.
@ Bumr50:
This is another head-scratcher Romney win…
@ m:
Where did mawskrat go? I wanted to find out what high school he went to.
Michigan
Romney 41
Santorum 31
eaglesoars wrote:
Santorum 37
@ Bumr50:
Now 38.
Bumr50 wrote:
Thank you. My eyeglass prescription is getting changed forthwith.
Oh wait I just remembered something. Santorum’s campaign had a robo call urging Dems to vote for him -- I think that was in MI
Guess it didn’t work
heh
with 88% of the votes in MI
Romney wins with 41% and gets 5 delegates
Santorun takes 2nd with 38% and gets…..5 delegates
Paul and Gingrich get nada
just remember
it’s like the electoral collage
only with delegates
got one of those fundraiser letters disguised as a survey from the RNC
today.
filled out the survey then said I would NEVER give one fucking dime to the RNC
rain of lead wrote:
Odd to call a race that close with 12% of the vote to be counted. The spread is only 3% and could easily change based on the uncounted percentage of votes.
@ doriangrey:
Vote trend?
Rodan wrote:
More like shenanigans…
@ doriangrey:
well it came from fox and they have called it
but as you say… the numbers could change as the last few trickle in
@ rain of lead:
it came from the link at the top of the page and a refresh is due in another minute