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Mitt Romney Wins: Idaho Caucus 2012 Results

Posted: 03/ 6/2012 11:01 pm Updated: 03/ 6/2012 11:41 pm

Idaho Caucus 2012 Results

Mitt Romney was projected the winner of the 2012 Idaho caucus on Super Tuesday by Fox News.

A total of 419 delegates were up for grabs in 10 states. The Gem State holds 32 of those delegates, and NBC's Chuck Todd tweeted that the former Massachusetts governor is expected to win by a large enough margin to add all of them to his total.

Earlier in the evening, Romney captured victories in Virginia, Vermont and Massachusetts. County-by-county results for Idaho can be seen here.

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Mitt Romney was projected the winner of the 2012 Idaho caucus on Super Tuesday by Fox News. A total of 419 delegates were up for grabs in 10 states. The Gem State holds 32 of those delegates, and ...
Mitt Romney was projected the winner of the 2012 Idaho caucus on Super Tuesday by Fox News. A total of 419 delegates were up for grabs in 10 states. The Gem State holds 32 of those delegates, and ...
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12:21 AM on 03/07/2012
I can't believe someone needs 64M to get a job that pays what? Four hundred thousand something? Something wrong with this process and that includes all of them dem or repub's. So much money wasted. So much money that could have been use so much better. And they continue on! Campaign money should be capped.
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tavvie
Same circus, different clowns
12:01 AM on 03/07/2012
Did he tell them that the potatoes were the right height?
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ProudToBeVeryLiberal
Science is the antidote to the poison of religion
11:53 PM on 03/06/2012
M.o.r.m.o.n.s have no individuality, they do what their i.n.s.a.n.e . religion tells them to do. Which is why a R.o.m.n.e.y presidency would be really really scary. Essentially, it would be letting a c.u I.t rule this country.
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ProudToBeVeryLiberal
Science is the antidote to the poison of religion
11:50 PM on 03/06/2012
So much for the M.o.r.m.o.n . C.h.u.r.c.h not being involved in this race. This should be an eye opener to anyone who intends to vote for Mitt.
11:39 PM on 03/06/2012
Way to go Idaho :)
11:36 PM on 03/06/2012
Is anyone really surprised? There are almost as many Mormons in Idaho as there are in Utah!
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WeezyBaby
Change Is A Process, Not An Event
11:23 PM on 03/06/2012
There are essentially 2 demographics in Idaho: Mormons & Mexicans.
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Gottlieb
hated by left since 1973 and right since 1982
11:38 PM on 03/06/2012
I thought Ron Paul would do well in Idaho with all their survivalists, sovereign citizens, militias, and Christian Identity Churches.
11:46 PM on 03/06/2012
I am hoped the same...still casting my vote at the caucus!
layman
Live and Let Live !
11:17 PM on 03/06/2012
What did Romney do to the Idahoans, winning with over 70 % ? He showered them with cash, or drug them ?
11:22 PM on 03/06/2012
Coolaid at the Canteen.
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Gottlieb
hated by left since 1973 and right since 1982
11:37 PM on 03/06/2012
Lots and lots of Mormons in Idaho which is directly north of Utah and Nevada. I thought Ron Paul would do well in Idaho with all their survivalists, sovereign citizens, militias, and Christian Identity Churches.
layman
Live and Let Live !
12:52 AM on 03/07/2012
Potato heads galore are Mormons. Thanks for the education.
11:15 PM on 03/06/2012
Mitt vows to release Jonathan Pollard. Although he spied againist the United States, it was for Israel, with means "hands off" in Republican linguistics.
SDindependent
SDindependent1 on twitter, old warrior and grandpa
11:11 PM on 03/06/2012
Mr. Potato head didn't win, geeze I guess Georgia will have to do for him.