Tuesday, March 6, 2012

Across The 13 Electoral (Non-Caucus) Contests Romney Averaging 39.8%.Shows Need For Brokered Convention/Unity Ticket



As the list of the 13 contested at the ballot box states shows Mitt Romney averages below 40% of the popular vote. That poor result includes his home state blow out of 72% in Massachusetts and the near solo run in Virginia (where Ron Paul even managed 40%). 


His average across the caucus states is even worse at 31.1% Thus his overall result is 36.45%


This with all the money he has spent the Super Pac mass attacks on his opponents and the backing of the establishment and which still hasn't enabled him to put a way Santorum who is running on the smell of an oily rag.


It is starkly clear that on these results the rank and file, the heartland, the Reagan democrats the true conservatives prefer someone else. That the someone else is not Rick Santorum, Ron Paul or Newt Gingrich,who seem to have no path to the required number of delegates to get the nomination at this point is also clear.


The best result from super Tuesday was that it was no result beyond keeping Santorum in the race through enhanced credibility and giving Newt a chance to rack up more wins in the Deep Southern States coming up.


Thus the possibility of an anything can happen brokered convention is still alive.This is the best thing to happen as it is the only chance to get a ticket out there that will unite the party for the November election. It also has enabled Sarah Palin to tonight advise she is willing to be part of that unity ticket.

Primary
Status*
Votes
Vote%


Oklahoma

March 06, 2012

updated 6:38 p.m. EST, Mar 7, 2012
County: Table | Map
2nd place
79,732
28%




Virginia

March 06, 2012

updated 6:38 p.m. EST, Mar 7, 2012
County: Table | Map
158,050
60%




Ohio

March 06, 2012

updated 6:37 p.m. EST, Mar 7, 2012
County: Table | Map
451,972
38%




Tennessee

March 06, 2012

updated 6:36 p.m. EST, Mar 7, 2012
County: Table | Map
2nd place
153,889
28%




Georgia

March 06, 2012

updated 6:35 p.m. EST, Mar 7, 2012
County: Table | Map
2nd place
224,361
26%




Vermont

March 06, 2012

updated 6:34 p.m. EST, Mar 7, 2012
County: Table | Map
18,121
40%




Massachusetts

March 06, 2012

updated 6:34 p.m. EST, Mar 7, 2012
County: Table | Map
260,509
72%




Michigan

February 28, 2012

updated 9:09 a.m. EST, Feb 2, 2012
County: Table | Map
409,899
41%




Arizona

February 28, 2012

updated 3:26 a.m. EST, Feb 1, 2012
County: Table | Map
216,805
47%




New Hampshire

January 10, 2012

updated 3:39 a.m. EST, Jan 9, 2012
County: Table | Map
Exit Polls
97,591
39%





Missouri

February 07, 2012

updated 2:02 a.m. EST, Feb 9, 2012
County: Table | Map
2nd place
63,826
25%




Florida

January 31, 2012

updated 10:25 a.m. EST, Jan 2, 2012
County: Table | Map
Exit Polls
775,014
46%




South Carolina 167,297 28%





January 21, 2012

updated 9:13 a.m. EST, Jan 31, 2012
County: Table | Map
Exit 



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