Recent content by fez2008

Yes! His fundraising % is 35 in HI. http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?360378-Fundraising-vs-votes-for-Dr.-Paul-by-state Someone mentioned Delaware, fundraising % is 36 there. HI and DE are two of the best states remaining along with MT and WI. A word of caution: ND and AK are THE...

Updated with KS results

Some information about the territories (not very meaningful due to the small number of donors): Guam (total 10 donors): 727/4727 = 15% Romney 2250=250+1000+500+500 MBach 750 =500+250 Tpaw 1000 =1000 RP 727 =325+201+201 Puerto Rico: 902/80702 = 1% Tpaw...

IL is at 11% in terms of fundraising. I do not disagree that he has a large number of supporters, but it might be hard to improve on those numbers as it is a populous state. http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?360378-Fundraising-vs-votes-for-Dr.-Paul-by-state

I made these suggestions based on fundraising numbers in those states (which were within 3% for most states until now). There is minimal chance of winning these states (except for HI/WI) but there is a very good chance of getting 20+ percent in all of the bold states and the corresponding...

Not in the original source link. May be from the FEC website. Will try

This is speculation based on fund raising percentage among all candidates: Mar 10: Kansas Guam US Virgin Islands N Marinara Is Mar 13: Alabama American Samoa Hawaii Mississippi Mar 18: Puerto Rico <--- Please get Dr. Paul here Mar 20: Illinois Mar...

ID is a strategic blunder, with so many stops in ND, it might have been much closer although it must have been really hard to beat the Santorum surge

Updated original post with Super Tuesday numbers. Also highlighted March contests + Wisconsin. Everything except ND/AK/IA are closely correlated. I speculate this is a combination of GOTV, not campaigning enough and more importantly the Santorum surges in IA/ND/AK. The next four: KS, HI, AL, MS...

ND is turning into a MN? Santorum takes surprise lead with Romney in 3rd place denying Dr. Paul a win. Both states are adjacent.. Disappointing.. according to the fundraising numbers he should get close to 40%. I still have hope...

Not polling information but this is a good data point: http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?360378-Fundraising-vs-votes-for-Dr.-Paul-by-state

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"You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to CTRattlesnake again." Excellent^2 I wish you can do the analysis for the remaining states much earlier than their election dates for efficient allocation of campaign and grassroots resources. I think we (myself with my fundraising...

This is GREAT news. Hope its not too late for the nudge from 2nd to win.

andrew, source included at end of original post. Problems with using this method for other candidates: 1) Their support is not consistent (ex Santorum will have very low numbers and Perry very high over 2011) 2) Their donations are not small (ex: Romney) Nevertheless, it will be interesting