North Dakota

[sailingaway]

Dave Kolpack ‏ @DaveKolpackAP Reply Retweet Favorite · Open
Unofficial @ap results from #SuperTuesdayND for the Fargo districts: Rick Santorum 878, Ron Paul 787. Romney third, Gingrich fourth.

? i'm just posting what i see...no idea whats going on

ap always low balls Ron's delegates. I'm not saying they have a grudge.... but by this point...I do....

look at those numbers - inversions. 878 and 787

 

[Benjam]

The North Dakota GOP site is reporting based on legislative districts, while Google is reporting based on counties. That's most likely the reason for the discrepancies.

 

[WIwarrior]

@michellemalkin @chicagotribune I stopped by Fargo caucus- it looked like all Paulbots robbed the local Halberstadts. #suitup #stillcrazy

What happened there. I just don't understand. Paul supporters would have voted if they made the trip there. Unless all those people were from out of state but I find that hard to believe.

 

[devil21]

Let's face the fact that the GOP isn't going to allow Ron to win a state. It's just not going to be allowed to happen. It doesn't mean giving up with the delegate focus but it should be sterling clear by now that no matter what, Ron will not be allowed to officially win a state at all costs. Everywhere that he is a threat to win he will "lose" by just a little bit.

This is a big reason why I want to become a delegate and shove it down the corrupt GOP's throat whenever I get the chance. If the party burns to the ground I won't lose a bit of sleep over it. They deserve it.

 

[carterm]

why doesn't paul call them out

 

[seawolf]

Overall, it has been a dismal night, North Dakota certainly the most disappointing, Vermont and Virginia probably a little bit surprising on the positive end.

I hope the Campaign banked some of the money raised this week, because I am afraid donations will crater starting tomorrow.

I believe reality has now totally set in. Ron will continue to try and accrue delegates and spread the message of Personal Liberty.

That is fine and I will support him. Winning the nomination is now for all practical purposes is gone.

For me, I will stay and fight on. The stakes are too high. I am afraid though that many in the RP Nation now will leave or simply go silent.

When your Campaign does not win and is now 0 for 24 this primary cycle, sadly that is what happens!!

 

[alucard13mmfmj]

What happened there. I just don't understand. Paul supporters would have voted if they made the trip there. Unless all those people were from out of state but I find that hard to believe.

I'd like to say that a friend from northern Saskatchewan, Canada drove like 8+ hours to go see Ron in ND.

 

[Xenliad]

Fox just went from 77% reporting to 76% reporting...

 

[TakeThePowerBack]

the percentage of votes just dropped on cnn from 77 to 76

 

[Brett85]

Let's face the fact that the GOP isn't going to allow Ron to win a state. It's just not going to be allowed to happen. It doesn't mean giving up with the delegate focus but it should be sterling clear by now that no matter what, Ron will not be allowed to officially win a state at all costs. Everywhere that he is a threat to win he will "lose" by just a little bit.

This is a big reason why I want to become a delegate and shove it down the corrupt GOP's throat whenever I get the chance. If the party burns to the ground I won't lose a bit of sleep over it. They deserve it.

What makes you think that Ron can't win Alaska? He was the only candidate to campaign there.

 

[unknown]

RP did really well in campigning in Iowa and would have won it if he would have had a solid plan to deal wint the newletters when it most surely was going to come up.

It wasnt the goddam newsletters.

It was a constant stream of "dont vote for Ron Paul" or Iowa wont matter anymore to the point where the GOVERNOR of the state made a public speech saying that 1st place doesnt matter.

It was an all out attack on Ron Paul from the GOP and the propaganda matrix.

 

[RDM]

What makes you think that Ron can't win Alaska? He was the only candidate to campaign there.

At some point, you have to take off the rose colored glasses.

 

[carterm]

thinking google elections is wrong.

the percents have gone from the 70s% to 90s% and numbers haven't changed.

 

[Brett85]

At some point, you have to take off the rose colored glasses.

Not in my case. I've thought that Ron has no chance to win the nomination for a while now, but I still think he has a good chance to win Alaska. Who else would win it?

 

[MsDoodahs]

Guys, if RP had gotten decent and fair coverage by the MSM, he would have already won this thing. I really believe that. He is EXACTLY what all the "conservative" talking heads say they want. Truth is, they do NOT want what they SAY they want - they only SAY they want it because a MAJORITY of the Republicans actually do want exactly what RP offers them.

The mainstream media is the enemy.

Never ever forget that.

 

[PaulSoHard]

Rick Santorum
37.9%

Ron Paul
29.3%

Mitt Romney
25.1%

Newt Gingrich
7.8%

ND GOP website has stopped updating too...and for the past half hour

 

[someperson]

How could anyone forget the week or two of propaganda from various angles preceding Iowa...
This level of manipulation is well beyond anything that a mere political campaign can resolve.

 

[carterm]

yes, CNN has 76%; google has 98.8%

same vote totals...

 

[PaulSoHard]

Santorum
40.0%
4,339

Paul
27.0%
2,928

Romney
24.3%
2,639

Gingrich
8.6%
933

This is Google with 99% of the districts counted.

 

[carterm]

Santorum
40.0%
4,339

Paul
27.0%
2,928

Romney
24.3%
2,639

Gingrich
8.6%
933

This is Google with 99% of the districts counted.

yeah, those have been the numbers since 76%...