Kansas Caucus Results 2012 MAP (REAL-TIME DATA)

This is where you'll find the results for the 2012 Kansas caucus.

According to HuffPost's Mark Blumenthal, no polling of likely caucus participants in the Sunflower State has been released publicly, but former Sen. Rick Santorum (R-Pa.) is expected to win in Kansas.

"We have an opportunity to potentially narrow this race down so we can go one-on-one with Gov. Romney," Santorum told a crowd in Topeka on Friday, according to the Los Angeles Times. "Once that happens, the conservative will be nominated."

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Mike Huckabee, the former governor of Arkansas, won the 2008 GOP primary in Kansas, according to The New York Times. Rep. Ron Paul (R-Tex.) came in third with 11.2 percent of the vote while Mitt Romney, the former governor of Massachusetts and current GOP frontrunner, finished fourth with only 3.3 percent of the vote.

There are 40 delegates up for grabs in Kansas.

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Delegate allocations are tentative and might be adjusted later. Credits: Jay Boice, Aaron Bycoffe, Daniel Lee and Christian Rocha.

Comments

[Darkswan]

04:45 PM on 03/12/2012

4000 people packed the Leid Center in Lawrence KS to hear Dr Paul speak, as the Jayhawks were on the court in KC for the Big 12 tourney.

Rick Sanitorum gathered around 150 people interested in hearing him speak when the hawks werent playing.

Official results: Sanitorium by a landslide.

[SPacific]

02:40 AM on 03/12/2012

How many delegates did Ron Paul get this weekend? Is he in first place yet?

[PlantGod72]

10:37 PM on 03/11/2012

Countin' cornstalks would be more enlightening........

[Daniel Myers]

10:19 PM on 03/11/2012

Nothing to see here, no one needed to even run a poll to know what was going to happen there. Good to know the westboro church is alive and well with the 1% turnout they managed.

[gevan]

07:19 PM on 03/11/2012

Nice to keep up with the latest races.
http://www.stltoday.com/news/national/govt-and-politics/romney-wins-virgin-islands-gop-caucus/article_7ebf0192-5491-5e08-b67e-69c79739f6f5.html
Everybody wanted to know how the Virgins voted. didn't they?

[larmarch5]

02:40 PM on 03/11/2012

Seriously, no polling data, AGAIN?

[Air Vice Marshal Park]

12:11 PM on 03/11/2012

The real story isn't Santorum's win because everybody expected that. The real story is ther sizable number of counties where NOBODY voted in the GOP primary.

[J P P]

12:19 PM on 03/11/2012

My thoughts exactly. I'm not sure how the voting works exactly in Kansas but assuming that only registered republicans can vote for their candidate and assuming that there was a similar number of registered republicans this year as there was in 2010 (744,975), Santorum's "win" was decided by only 2% of eligible voters. What's more, with 29,857 votes cast, only 4% of registered voters decided to cast their ballot.

4%... what a democracy we have...

[Mezca]

10:53 PM on 03/11/2012

Actually about 10,000 more votes were cast than the last presidential primaries. I am in no way voting GOP, I was just curious to see what the comparison was and there it is.

Dems get out their this year, because conservatives certainly are.

It was a caucus though. Wonder how much that effects the process. +/-voters

[Skiwee]

02:17 PM on 03/11/2012

I know, what's up with that?

[sdave]

09:40 AM on 03/11/2012

Wow, no doubt Kansas will decide the upcoming election in November....we are all on pins and needles here....

[SCboy]

09:28 AM on 03/11/2012

Whoa! A real time map of the Kansas Republican caucus. How much more exciting could life possibly get?

[SteveFromEuless]

03:11 PM on 03/11/2012

I'm watching some paint dry here. It has me riveted...

[dythaka]

05:17 AM on 03/11/2012

ROCKCHALK JAYHAWK! Poor show of Rupubs at the polls. Lets hope the other 1.5Mil voters in the Sunshine State will vote Obama :)

[indjoe]

03:30 AM on 03/11/2012

OMG you have more people at the football game !

[Ron Menge]

12:29 AM on 03/11/2012

I live in Kansas and let me tell you, only old people went to vote.
I'm not a republican but even if i were, I could not get up so early.

[Sandmanj]

11:59 PM on 03/10/2012

The most regressive state so far in this fiasco.

[gevan]

07:20 PM on 03/11/2012

Didn't like the Oklahoma vote?

[B Childs]

11:15 PM on 03/10/2012

Just under 30,000 people in Kansas voted in this caucus. Kansas has a population of 2.87 million people. 33% are under 18, so that leaves 1.92 million potential voters. Let's assume 40% of that number are potential Republican voters. That's 769,000 Republican voters. That means just over 4% of Republican voters were represented in the caucus, and only half of those voted for Rick. So the Santorum received 2% of the potential Republican vote in Kansas. Wow - what a victiory!

[collettethehedgehog]

11:59 PM on 03/10/2012

Thanks for the perspective. Fanned.

[GinnyW]

12:04 AM on 03/11/2012

Thank you for that. I was a member of the same Unitarian Church in Wichita that our POTUS's mother and grandparents belonged to,15 years before I joined. I was also a volunteer at the heroic Dr Tiller's Women's Clinic where I saw that volunteers and supporters outnumbered the terrorist demonstrators. My grandfather ran a newspaper in MI called the Coldwater Republican (now Coldwater Reporter), but sold everything to pay all debtors after the turn of the last century crash, and moved to Topeka to publish a newspaper there. My Dad returned to MI in 1915 when his father died and graduated from U of M medical school. I may have been sheltered by "elites" since everyone going back 3 generations went to college . . . even the women (!), but I still chose to believe that intelligence and education still exist in KS and they will elect the son of one of their own -- Barack Obama!!.

[HitnMyths]

01:33 AM on 03/11/2012

What a wonderful story of your life. Who ever reminds us of the President's Kansas life?
Yet, how do I know you're not a plant of the Obama's designed to further the destruction of Rush Limbaugh? Just like Sandra Fluke? Now - what horrible things will you trick Rush into ranting about for days - just to make him sound bad?
F&F

[HitnMyths]

02:10 PM on 03/11/2012

Meant to F&F. Do love the story. Just wanted to show the ridiuculousness of Fox conspirators.

[Geelee]

10:31 PM on 03/10/2012

Santorum has a lot of support here in below the Bible belt Kansas. I do nto knwo what money is behind him, but as a registered Republican, I received 12 robo calls, all different from Santorum, none from Romney, Gingrich or Paul. I, however, being a Thinking woman wil be voting Democratic all the way in November.

[jayemjay]

11:06 PM on 03/10/2012

All thinking women who live in Kansas have my condolences and support. I hope your sisters all across the country, whether previously Republican or not, vote their own interests this time around!

[time2talk]

11:47 PM on 03/10/2012

Atta girl! Tried to fan and fave you, but my monitor went insane. Will try again later.

[collettethehedgehog]

12:00 AM on 03/11/2012

Same problem. What is this object,object stuff?