Ron can still get the last delegate....and here's why

[stephens]

After doing a little reading into the caucuses in Wyoming I ran across this article (http://campaignspot.nationalreview.com/post/?q=MWMyMjVhYjE0ZDM0MWUzNzY2NWY5ZjUzMmUwNzAxMGI=) from National Review that had a prediction that has been VERY accurate thus far. This is what they wrote:


GOP officials in the state expect that the candidates who have put in the most effort in the state to walk away with delegates. Discussions with local county chairs suggest the following results, or something along these lines, would not be surprising: eight delegates for Romney, two delegates for Thompson, one delegate for Ron Paul, and one delegate for Duncan Hunter.

So far everything has been correct up to this last delegate. Hopefully their prediction comes out completely right and the last delegate goes to Dr. Paul :)

-Stephens

[AgentPaul001]

There is more then one delegate remaining :P

Several in-fact, and we should see an update ASAP from the Wyoming website.

[stephens]

My apologies, I should have said votes instead of delegates. (There are 12 votes in Wyoming) Here are how the votes have happened thus far:

Romney: 8
Thompson: 2
Hunter: 1

According to AOL (http://news.aol.com/elections/primary/state/WY/republicans).

[AgentPaul001]

The AOL site is off. The official tally from the Wyoming GOP website (most up to date) last showed a few delegate slots remaining.

NOTE: Just checked
4- Delegates Left

THESE ARE ACTUAL DELEGATES
6 - Romney
1 - Thompson
1 - Hunter

The other ones AOL Reported are Alternate delegates. We'll take whatever we can get.

So the total spots left are 4 delegate spots and 4 alternate spots :)