North Dakota currently voting for delegates

[ItsTime]

who is taking the ballots home?

Romney's lawyers.

 

[kathy88]

Wow. Took the kids to the movies, come back and the votes are uncounted and the ballots actually LEFT the convention with a GOPer? Seriously? This is getting to be too much to take.

 

[Xenliad]

DGinND Word has it the ROMNEY lawyers will ask for a recount for national convention delegates from North Dakota. #ndpol @RonPaul @teaparty @GOP

1 hour ago. This guy is a Paul supporter.

 

[sailingaway]

Wow. Took the kids to the movies, come back and the votes are uncounted and the ballots actually LEFT the convention with a GOPer? Seriously? This is getting to be too much to take.

you think THAT's tough, I just found out Ron is going to be at UCLA on the 4th -- and we are supposed to be in Colorado....

 

[sailingaway]

DGinND Word has it the ROMNEY lawyers will ask for a recount for national convention delegates from North Dakota. #ndpol @RonPaul @teaparty @GOP

1 hour ago. This guy is a Paul supporter.

so that would mean the initial count went against them?

Unfortunately they always seem to pick up those extra votes on recounts. I'm remembering two counties that were 'Ron's' in Iowa by a handful of votes on recount both went to Romney, just as 'on Recount' the state went to Romney over Santorum.

On the other hand, where the party likes Santorum (Missouri) the dirty tricks were on his behalf.

This two party system has to go if we can't make it over.

 

[Titus]

It may, but I would still move for a standing county anyway. That is if I lived in a caucus state.

 

[kathy88]

you think THAT's tough, I just found out Ron is going to be at UCLA on the 4th -- and we are supposed to be in Colorado....

OH NO!!! Can you regroup?

 

[sailingaway]

It may, but I would still move for a standing county anyway. That is if I lived in a caucus state.

absolutely and insist on a physical count.

 

[sailingaway]

OH NO!!! Can you regroup?

I'm trying to think of a way but it has been long planned...

...I'm trying to think of a way that won't get me drawn and quartered....

 

[ichirix]

http://ndpolitics.areavoices.com/?p=93509

The 25 nominees who received the most votes were chosen as the NDGOP’s delegates to the national convention. Based on the results, the nominees had to receive 994 votes or more in order to be selected as a delegate.

The top 25 vote-getters turned out to be the same 25 individuals the party originally recommended for the slate of delegates. The most any write-in candidate received was 318 votes, party officials said.

 

[kathy88]

I'm trying to think of a way but it has been long planned...

...I'm trying to think of a way that won't get me drawn and quartered....

You could break your leg? Then you'd have the pity... AND special seating Probably a photo op...... this is a good idea.

 

[carterm]

http://ndpolitics.areavoices.com/?p=93509

eff.

 

[kathy88]

Well isn't that a Who's Who of ND GOP insiders. Damn.

 

[sailingaway]

You could break your leg? Then you'd have the pity... AND special seating Probably a photo op...... this is a good idea.

there are possibilities there...

 

[sailingaway]

eff.

well, Romney certainly has no leg to stand on if Ron takes Washington and/or Maine.

 

[parocks]

So, this means that Romney got all the delegates?

Bad news.

 

[PaulSoHard]

What was the point of the caucus if the state party was going to determine who's going to represent at the national convention then lol.

Seems like great democracy there.

 

[CTRattlesnake]

The original slate was Romney 20, Santorum 6, Paul 2


Yeah...that absolutely blows

 

[Titus]

The two articles there are utterly inconsistent. The establishment claims they don't know who anyone supports but yet the caucuses will be representative. Someone needs to get their story straight.

 

[sailingaway]

Was this before or after Romney's attorneys wanted a recount? Or was the tweet mistaken?