Final Primary and Caucus Results

[Paul4Prez]

CNN has most of them here:

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries/results/candidates/#302

I summarize all of them on my blog:


Caucus Results (votes, % reporting)

25% -- Montana: 400 (100%)
22% -- Washington: 2,740 (99%)
21% -- North Dakota: 2,082 (100%)
19% -- Maine: 851 (68%)
17% -- Alaska: 1,955 (98%)
16% -- Minnesota: 9,852 (100%)
14% -- Nevada: 6,087 (100%)
11% -- Kansas: 2,182 (100%)
10% -- Iowa: 11,817 (98%)
10% -- West Virginia: 118 (100%)
8% -- Colorado: 4,670 (95%)

Primary Results (votes, % reporting)

24% -- Idaho: 29,741 (100%)
22% -- Montana: 20,451 (100%)
17% -- South Dakota: 10,054 (100%)
16% -- Pennsylvania: 128,483 (100%)
15% -- Oregon: 49,905 (100%)
14% -- New Mexico: 15,319 (99%)
13% -- Nebraska: 17,659 (100%)
8% -- Washington: 40,539 (100%)
8% -- Indiana: 31,628 (99%)
8% -- New Hampshire: 18,303 (100%)
8% -- District of Columbia: 471 (98%)
7% -- New York: 38,918 (99%)
7% -- North Carolina: 37,132 (100%)
7% -- Kentucky: 13,419 (100%)
7% -- Vermont: 2,627 (99%)
7% -- Rhode Island: 1,775 (100%)
6% -- Michigan: 54,434 (100%)
6% -- Tennessee: 30,730 (100%)
6% -- Maryland: 17,865 (97%)
5% -- Texas: 69,954 (100%)
5% -- Ohio: 49,027 (100%)
5% -- Illinois: 45,166 (99%)
5% -- New Jersey: 26,952 (99%)
5% -- Wisconsin: 18,771 (97%)
5% -- Arkansas: 10,740 (100%)
5% -- Louisiana: 8,595 (100%)
5% -- West Virginia: 5,918 (100%)
4% -- California: 110,077 (100%)
4% -- Missouri: 26,445 (100%)
4% -- Arizona: 22,581 (99% )
4% -- Virginia: 22,066 (99%)
4% -- South Carolina: 16,054 (100%)
4% -- Connecticut: 6,092 (100%)
4% -- Mississippi: 5,510 (100%)
4% -- Delaware: 2,131 (100%)
3% -- Florida: 62,063 (99%)
3% -- Georgia: 27,978 (100%)
3% -- Alabama: 15,454 (99%)
3% -- Massachusetts: 13,210 (100%)
3% -- Oklahoma: 11,179 (100%)
3% -- Utah: 8,295 (99%)


Let me know if I missed anything. And don't let anyone get away with saying "Ron Paul finished mostly in the low single digits" -- it's not true.

 

[dude58677]

1,389,695

 

[SteveMartin]

So what's the current RP national delegate count?

 

[SnappleLlama]

w00t, w00t....go, Pennsylvania!

Over one million votes...how great would it be to get the majority of those people at the Revolution March in July?

 

[Lafayette]

Think what that number would be if everyone who supported Paul was able to register Republican and vote for him, or had woken up in time to cast their vote.

 

[SteveMartin]

So what's the current RP national delegate count?

 

[SnappleLlama]

So what's the current RP national delegate count?

According to CNN, 35 delegates: http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries/results/scorecard/#val=R

 

[SteveMartin]

Thanks Snap, I really appreciate that!

I'd rather see something other than CNN though. Does anybody have a RP friendly link?