Thread: Super Tuesday (5 Feb 08) Election Results

From campaign spot, NRO, for the Dems:

Total landlslide for Obama in most of the southern states; that make South Carolina's Democratic primary from this year look like Florida 2000.

Obama winning some states I might not have expected - Delaware. Must have been Biden calling him "clean." He's up by 4 in Missouri.

Obama's winning Massachusetts by a hair.

Hillary's winning Oklahoma by a bunch.

Because of proportional delegate distribution, neither one should be way ahead at the end of the night.

Georgia:

President of the United States
Republican
0% of precincts reporting Votes Percentage

Rudy Giuliani 5 0.8%
Mike Huckabee 232 37.4%
Duncan Hunter 0 0.0%
Alan Keyes 1 0.2%
John McCain 228 36.7%
Ron Paul 19 3.1%
Mitt Romney 131 21.1%
Tom Tancredo 0 0.0%
Fred Thompson 5 0.8%


http://sos.georgia.gov/elections/electi ... /swall.htm

Originally Posted by PhredE

Populist - Thanks for posting on this thread and for the help too

I guess we should use this thread for results and comments??

Per CNN 4:30pm PT

<1 % Precincts reporting:

Huck 30%
McCain 36%
Romney 30%
Paul 3%

Originally Posted by Populist

Originally Posted by PhredE

Populist - Thanks for posting on this thread and for the help too

I guess we should use this thread for results and comments??

That's fine. I was hoping to centralize as much of the reporting as possible here - if it's directly relevant...

Originally Posted by PhredE

Per CNN 4:30pm PT

<1 % Precincts reporting:

Huck 30%
McCain 36%
Romney 30%
Paul 3%

Which state is this?

Oh, sorry - GA of course.

But I see the numbers are being updated in real time and now are something like:

Paul 3%
Romney 27%
Huck 33%
McCain 37%

CNN - 4:38pm PT

GA 2% Precincts counted:

Repubs:

McCain: 36%
Huck: 35%
Romney: 25%
Paul: 2%

4:55pm PT per CNN

I'm determined to stick this out even though my electricity has gone out twice and the satellite is down. The tornado siren has gone off three times. There were some fatalities in NW Arkansas awhile ago--not sure how many---and there was extensive damage.
I refuse to budge from my computer.

These states about to close:

AL, CT, DE, IL, MA, MO, NJ, OK, TN

Results may be too fast and furious for me / us to keep up with; please stay tuned and bear with us....