Mitt Romney declared Winner

[derekjohnson]

CNN entrance polls look pretty convincing also. It will take converting 10% of the voters for Paul to win, but it looks like he has 2nd easily.

 

[constitutional]

oh god.


anyway, the title does seem little bit off. The thread creator could have done a better job but looks like he was trying to create hysteria.

 

[raheelp]

 

[osofaux]

Mitt Romney declared winner with 0% of precincts reporting!

Amazing, amazing.

It really is when you think about it.

 

[austinchick]

MSNBC shows in red big letters....ROMNEY is Projected winner in nevada
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/

 

[derekjohnson]

45% of the vote over 60 according to CNN...doesn't bode well.

 

[ronpauleddy]

why aren't they showing PRECINCT BY PRECINCT...like they always do????

THIS IS JUST F**King B.S.!!!!

I don't know how much more I can take!!!

 

[nate895]

Entrance polls. Nothing fishy.

Still, can't call. Look at many of the past elections. 2000, Bush won by a relatively large popular margin. Lost pop. vote. Then there's 2004, then NH a couple weeks ago.

 

[Rede]

oh god.


anyway, the title does seem little bit off. The thread creator could have done a better job but looks like he was trying to create hysteria.

Sorry, I wasn't trying to create hysteria, I was describing what happened. *shrug*

 

[Shabow]

Don't worry they will post the winner of SC about an hour from now...going at the rate they have been from primary to primary....

I suspect Florida will be posted sometime on Tuesday....

 

[Mini-Me]

Just because you don't like MSNBC saying that doesn't make me a troll. Seriously, wtf is your problem? Piss off.

I agree with this statement. People here are WAY too quick to call others trolls. I'm not trying to derail this thread, but I wish everyone here realized that people other than hardcore Paul supporters look into these forums...trolls definitely exist, but all of the hostility and paranoia about trolls is a real turn-off to the average netizen looking here to find out more about Ron Paul.

Now...on topic: Historically speaking, how reliable are entrance polls? I know that exit polls are considered quite accurate, but I haven't heard much about entrance polls.

It would surprise me (in a good way obviously) if Paul won today, but I do somewhat have my hopes up for a solid 2nd place finish Something like that would definitely show that we're gaining ground going into Super Tuesday.