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Support for Ron Paul in the proposed state of Jefferson, Part 3

This is Part 3 of a 3 part series. See Part 1 and Part 2.

Jefferson is a proposed state which combines part of Northern California with a small part of Oregon. I will not go into the details, as you likely know them. If not, here are a couple good sources http://www.jeffersonstate.com/ and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeffers...cific_state%29.

I produced this series to show the level ...

Percentage of total state population voting for Ron Paul compared - April Edition

I first blogged about this in February. This is the April Edition. I'll blog about this again in June.

There is also a forum thread here, http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthr...-Paul-compared

Percentage of total state population voting for Ron Paul in the Republican Primary or Republican Caucus, ranked highest ...

Let's reward the politicians that endorsed Ron Paul by voting them up! GoVote.com is a site where you rate elected officials.

These people put their neck on the line by supporting Ron Paul. Some of them like Sen. Rand Paul and state Sen. Jim Forsythe campaigned for Ron Paul in multiple states. Let's make a difference by giving something back to these politicians. Let it be known that the Ron Paul base has Ron Paul's back.

States are listed by how many elected officials ...

Ron Paul's Percentage of the Vote by Region

As states vote, I'll update this post.

Ron Paul tends to do better in caucus states than primary states. Most of the caucus states are in the Midwest, Mountain West and Pacific Northwest. The Mid-Atlantic and Southeast average is shown including and excluding VA.

Want me to add a region? Tell me the name of the region and the states inside the region. See an error? Let me know.

Currently, the strongest ...

Ron Paul beat Newt Gingrich and came in 3rd on Tuesday

I know it looks bad, but it isn't as bad as you think. Newt Gingrich was at one time the front runner. He has been given millions of dollars by a multi-billionaire. However, when all is said and done, Ron Paul beat Newt Gingrich on Tuesday night. Paul came in 3rd.

With 100% counted in AZ, the vote is:
1. Romney 47%
2. Santorum 27%
3. Gingrich 16%
4. Paul 8%

With 99.9% ...