IOWA TURNOUT
2008 = 119,188
2012 = 122,255
Paul 2008 = 11,841
Paul 2012 = 26,219 (+121.43%)
NEW HAMPSHIRE TURNOUT
2008 = 234,851
2012 = 248,448
Paul 2008 = 18,308
Paul 2012 = 56,872 (+210.64%)
SOUTH CAROLINA TURNOUT
2008 = 445,677
2012 = 603,856
Paul 2008 = 16,155
Paul 2012 = 78,362 (+385%)
FLORIDA TURNOUT
2008 = 1,949,498
2012 = 1,655,250 ** [98% of precincts reporting]
Paul 2008 = 62,887
Paul 2012 = 116,239 (+84.8%) ** [98% of precincts reporting]
A couple factors as far as Florida goes..
1) Dr. Paul did not campaign there.
2) Seniors..
Nevada WILL be different. Our future depends on it!
IMO it will be similar to New Hampshire but on the scale of a half Iowa...
In other words, if we can't win, we damn sure better come in a CLOSE second.
Third would be *acceptable* but I have to say, if Frothy comes ahead of us one more time in these upcoming states (besides Missouri) then I'll be disappointed.
2008 = 119,188
2012 = 122,255
Paul 2008 = 11,841
Paul 2012 = 26,219 (+121.43%)
NEW HAMPSHIRE TURNOUT
2008 = 234,851
2012 = 248,448
Paul 2008 = 18,308
Paul 2012 = 56,872 (+210.64%)
SOUTH CAROLINA TURNOUT
2008 = 445,677
2012 = 603,856
Paul 2008 = 16,155
Paul 2012 = 78,362 (+385%)
FLORIDA TURNOUT
2008 = 1,949,498
2012 = 1,655,250 ** [98% of precincts reporting]
Paul 2008 = 62,887
Paul 2012 = 116,239 (+84.8%) ** [98% of precincts reporting]
A couple factors as far as Florida goes..
1) Dr. Paul did not campaign there.
2) Seniors..
Nevada WILL be different. Our future depends on it!
IMO it will be similar to New Hampshire but on the scale of a half Iowa...
In other words, if we can't win, we damn sure better come in a CLOSE second.
Third would be *acceptable* but I have to say, if Frothy comes ahead of us one more time in these upcoming states (besides Missouri) then I'll be disappointed.
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