Paul in 4th place among votes cast

[jrich4rpaul]

Total primary votes cast so far (IA, NH): 352,072

Romney- 105,292 - 29.9%
McCain - 104,025 - 29.54%
Huckabee - 67,609 - 19.2%
Paul - 30,120 - 8.55%
Giuliani - 24,492 - 6.95%
Thompson - 18,790 - 5.33%
Hunter - 1744 - .49%

No margin of error here. I used something called a calculator... the "scientific" pollers sould invest in some.

Source: CNN Election Center

[Joe3113]

and that's not counting NH fraud

[honkywill]

hmm.

[Goldwater Conservative]

Wow, that'll be an awesome figure to use! Funny how two 2nds make a 1st, and two 5ths make a 4th. Anyway, things don't look so bad now.

[honkywill]

this is a very good figure to use.

[paulitics]

That puts a different perspective on things.

[bolidew]

Total primary votes cast so far: 352,072

Romney- 105,292 - 29.9%
McCain - 104,025 - 29.54%
Huckabee - 67,609 - 19.2%
Paul - 30,120 - 8.55%
Giuliani - 24,492 - 6.95%
Thompson - 18,790 - 5.33%
Hunter - 1744 - .49%

Does it inclue Wyoming ?

[gracebkr]

Total primary votes cast so far: 352,072

Romney- 105,292 - 29.9%
McCain - 104,025 - 29.54%
Huckabee - 67,609 - 19.2%
Paul - 30,120 - 8.55%
Giuliani - 24,492 - 6.95%
Thompson - 18,790 - 5.33%
Hunter - 1744 - .49%

nice:D

[doronster195]

Wouldn't this make him a top tier candidate? It would mean that he is in the top 4 of candidates...

[jrich4rpaul]

Does it inclue Wyoming ?

I havn't found any source that has actual vote counts for Wyoming.

If anyone knows one, please post it

[gracebkr]

where did you get the information?

[gracebkr]

I havn't found any source that has actual vote counts for Wyoming.

If anyone knows one, please post it

I thought, and could be wrong, that Wyoming didn't actually have people voting.

[tsiguy96]

wyoming shouldnt count, it wasnt citizens voting...

[jrich4rpaul]

where did you get the information?

CNN Election Center

[jrich4rpaul]

Just for the record, these numbers can grow if you sign up as a precinct leader!

http://voters.ronpaul2008.com

[Ron LOL]

Does it inclue Wyoming ?

I thought Wyoming hadn't actually voted on anything.

[jrich4rpaul]

bump for positive vibes

[jake]

Just for the record, these numbers can grow if you sign up as a precinct leader!

http://voters.ronpaul2008.com

push this to everyone. let it not be said that we did nothing :mad:

[Yom]

Wyoming didn't really vote, it had a convention of (~1000, I think) party insiders who chose who to give delegates to.

[Goldwater Conservative]

Does it inclue Wyoming ?

I don't think they had an open vote like Iowa did (and even that was technically only a non-binding straw poll). I think it was a pure "party insider" caucus.



Edit: What the heck? When I opened this thread I didn't see any posts answering that question... oh well. Bump for an interesting topic.

[humanic]

Total primary votes cast so far (IA, NH): 352,072

Romney- 105,292 - 29.9%
McCain - 104,025 - 29.54%
Huckabee - 67,609 - 19.2%
Paul - 30,120 - 8.55%
Giuliani - 24,492 - 6.95%
Thompson - 18,790 - 5.33%
Hunter - 1744 - .49%

No margin of error here. I used something called a calculator... the "scientific" pollers sould invest in some.

Source: CNN Election Center

Right on!

[Liberty Star]

Beating Rudy, great.

[Goldwater Conservative]

Since Iowa has over double the population of New Hampshire, I weighted their votes accordingly. Here are the results:

Romney - 28.5%
McCain - 24.6%
Huckabee - 23.8%
Paul - 9.0%
Thompson - 7.8%
Giuliani - 5.9%
Hunter - 0.5%