11,000/95,000 is 11.57%

[Pimpin Turtle Dot Com]

They have counted up a total of 95,000 votes right now and we have over 11,000 so if you do the math... 11,000/95,000 is 11.57%... we def have over double digits

[acmegeek]

FWIW.... I just added it up, 112,349 total votes, 11,232 for RP, equals 9.997%

[NoPants]

That's what i got too 11,232/112349 = 9.997%

but, check out Giuliani. He's at 3.43 but CNN rounds up to 4? Is that what they were doing for Dr. Paul at 9.xx?

[NoPants]

Why did he just go down? A minute ago we had 11,232 and 10% and now it's 11,216 and back at 9.89%. What's going on?

[angrydragon]

So only about 3-5% voted in the Iowa caucus?

[RickyJ]

So only about 3-5% voted in the Iowa caucus?

It appears that way. Most Iowans don't give a crap either way. So many potential Ron Paul voters have already given up. :(

[jdrochon]

Why did he just go down? A minute ago we had 11,232 and 10% and now it's 11,216 and back at 9.89%. What's going on?

I saw the exact same thing. It happened to Gooliani earlier, but when it happens to Paul I get suspicious since he is the only man for the people defying the establishment.

[hotbrownsauce]

It appears that way. Most Iowans don't give a crap either way. So many potential Ron Paul voters have already given up. :(

Not true

[hankpyro]

So only about 3-5% voted in the Iowa caucus?

That is correct! Only 3-5% Which is why it is soooo depessing. It was so winnable.

[RickyJ]

That is correct! Only 3-5% Which is why it is soooo depessing. It was so winnable.

Yes it was very winnable but most unfortunately have already given up.

New Hampshire is a different story. About half of them will vote, so we have real good shot there.

[RickyJ]

Not true

How so? It appears true to me.