83.1% WA Results

[Galt1776]

Precincts Reporting 83.1 %

Candidates Percentage

Huckabee 23.8 %

McCain 25.6 %

Paul 21 %

Romney 16.3 %

Other 1.0 %

Uncommitted 12.2 %

[rice_classic]

In my caucus there were 6 delegates chosen. 1 Mccain, 2 Huck and 3 uncommitted (Guess what uncommitted translates to... RON PAUL!)

[justatrey]

Who is winning the delegates?

[rocketless]

So is a vote for Romulanney now a vote for mcbane, just like a vote for huckster was a vote for mcbane before mutt dropped out of the election?

[literatim]

Who is winning the delegates?

There are only estimated number of delegates released. Much about how many Ron Paul supporters are marked uncommitted and such won't be revealed till the upcoming convention where they will vote for state delegates.

[rmholla]

I heard that many Ron Paul people were told to say they were "uncommitted" by the Ron Paul campaign. I believe there is a thread about this in the Winning WA forum section too.

Many Romney people are likely to toss their votes our way too. So please don't be negative, there is still time to win this thing.


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[Austin]

Rawr. Damn the campaign for telling people to go uncommitted. At this point, an outright when is much more important than a few state delegates, especially considering the already overwhelmingly evident support of Paul at the caucus.

[Avalon]

What's more important is to see the breakdown by county and congressional district...hopefully we sweep district 4 and a few others...if so we could take them all, regardless of % of total precincts statewide.

[Avalon]

Rawr. Damn the campaign for telling people to go uncommitted. At this point, an outright when is much more important than a few state delegates, especially considering the already overwhelmingly evident support of Paul at the caucus. They apparently told people to feel the other precinct delegates out and act on their best judgment. And besides, every delegate (under 50%) DOES count in a convention process. You never know how people will be organized or manipulated, especially by expert politicians with a good understanding of Robert's Rules of Order.