Alaskan results will be posted at

[sherpah23]

I have several friends in Alaska. They are saying that there was a good turn out of RP supporters. I've heard that before, but comming from both the very small and bigger cities. Its giving me a little more hope.


Woo Hooo 69th post. Any takers on a 69 celebration (must be fit - 21 or under and into doggy)

 

[Sandra]

The delay is very very telling.

 

[raeason]

Is AK winner take all or proportional delegates?

 

[brianbb98]

I have several friends in Alaska. They are saying that there was a good turn out of RP supporters. I've heard that before, but comming from both the very small and bigger cities. Its giving me a little more hope.


Woo Hooo 69th post. Any takers on a 69 celebration (must be fit - 21 or under and into doggy)

wtf?????

lol

 

[mantasmatron]

http://community.adn.com/adn/node/117152

Republicans: Romney leads in early results
Posted by Alaska_Politics
Posted: February 5, 2008 - 9:45 pm
With 11 of 40 districts reporting statewide, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney is leading in Republican preferential voting, according to a spreadsheet just e-mailed out by the party.

Of 3013 ballots counted so far, Romney has 52.4 percent of the delegates, followed by former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee with 31.6 percent, Rep. Ron Paul and, each with 27.6 percent, and Sen. John McCain with 27.2 percent.

Party Chairman Randy Ruedrich says in an e-mail that turnout "exceeded all expectations."

 

[JohnCrabtree]

http://community.adn.com/adn/node/117152

Republicans: Romney leads in early results
Posted by Alaska_Politics
Posted: February 5, 2008 - 9:45 pm
With 11 of 40 districts reporting statewide, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney is leading in Republican preferential voting, according to a spreadsheet just e-mailed out by the party.

Of 3013 ballots counted so far, Romney has 52.4 percent of the delegates, followed by former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee with 31.6 percent, Rep. Ron Paul and, each with 27.6 percent, and Sen. John McCain with 27.2 percent.

Party Chairman Randy Ruedrich says in an e-mail that turnout "exceeded all expectations."

Am I reading this wrong?
Romney 52%
Huckabee 31%
Paul 27%
McCain 27%

Thats way too many percents.

 

[josh24601]

http://community.adn.com/adn/node/117152

Republicans: Romney leads in early results
Posted by Alaska_Politics
Posted: February 5, 2008 - 9:45 pm
With 11 of 40 districts reporting statewide, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney is leading in Republican preferential voting, according to a spreadsheet just e-mailed out by the party.

Of 3013 ballots counted so far, Romney has 52.4 percent of the delegates, followed by former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee with 31.6 percent, Rep. Ron Paul and, each with 27.6 percent, and Sen. John McCain with 27.2 percent.

Party Chairman Randy Ruedrich says in an e-mail that turnout "exceeded all expectations."

138.8% turnout... yeah, that would have exceeded my expectations too.

 

[cristianstan72]

http://community.adn.com/adn/node/117152

Republicans: Romney leads in early results
Posted by Alaska_Politics
Posted: February 5, 2008 - 9:45 pm
With 11 of 40 districts reporting statewide, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney is leading in Republican preferential voting, according to a spreadsheet just e-mailed out by the party.

Of 3013 ballots counted so far, Romney has 52.4 percent of the delegates, followed by former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee with 31.6 percent, Rep. Ron Paul and, each with 27.6 percent, and Sen. John McCain with 27.2 percent.

Party Chairman Randy Ruedrich says in an e-mail that turnout "exceeded all expectations."

52.4% + 31.6% + 27.6% + 27.2% = 138.8% of the vote

 

[raeason]

Those aren't percentages. Read the original article, people.

 

[Johncjackson]

Ok and how do those delegates turn into the 26 Delegates that are awarded?

 

[pacelli]

I really hate Mitt Romney

 

[kirkblitz]

% i thought was the percentage sign.

 

[josephadel_3]

3rd place with 90% reporting. Bummer

 

[hells_unicorn]

I really hate Mitt Romney

Ditto, though only slightly less than I hate McCain.