Wisconsin Primary 2012 Results MAP (REAL-TIME DATA)

This is where you'll find the results for the 2012 Wisconsin Republican primary.

Mitt Romney, the former governor of Massachusetts and current frontrunner in the GOP presidential race, led going into the Badger State contest, with 41.8 percent of the vote, according to the most recent data from HuffPost Pollster. Former Sen. Rick Santorum (R-Pa.) trailed with 33.9 percent of the vote, while Rep. Ron Paul (R-Tex.) and Newt Gingrich, the former speaker of the House, polled, at 12.4 percent and 9.8 percent, respectively.

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There are 42 delegates up for grabs in Wisconsin, all of whom will be awarded on Tuesday. Each of the state's eight districts has three delegates, which all go to the candidate who receives the most votes in that district. The remaining 18 delegates, three of whom are party leaders, are bound to the candidate who wins the state's popular vote.

The map below, which is updated automatically every five seconds, features county-by-county data from The Associated Press. To see the returns for a specific county, simply click that area of the map.

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Comments

[dallasnew]

09:34 AM on 04/04/2012

Of the self-identified Republicans in Wisconsin, Romney won the Wisconsin vote 51% to 37%. That's a spread of 14%. See http://newsok.com/santorum-wi-vote-boosted-by-democratic-crossovers/article/feed/367220
http://campaign2012.washingtonexaminer.com/blogs/beltway-confidential/santorum-wi-vote-boosted-democratic-crossovers/462726

Also see:
http://campaign2012.washingtonexaminer.com/blogs/beltway-confidential

and http://thepoliticalenvironment.blogspot.com/2012/04/cross-over-dems-will-not-give-santorum.html

[dallasnew]

02:38 AM on 04/04/2012

I've given up on getting a final vote tally for Waukesha County, Wisconsin. It's past 1:30 p.m. CST. Someone is holding back the vote tally in and around Milwaukee. So far Romney is garnering about 60% of that vote, The only conclusion I can reach is that someone wants to lessen the percentages between Romany and Santorum w/in tomorrows newspapers.

[ritaozaukee]

07:38 AM on 04/04/2012

You have to underestand Waukesha County - they were the ones who "found" 7000 ballots AFTER the Supreme Court election that changed the victor from a Democratic backed judge to the Republican sitting judge.

I am amaxed that Santorum won most of the counties, though.

[dallasnew]

08:50 AM on 04/04/2012

Undoubtably part of it is due to the democratic cross-over vote.
Romney win 57% of the self-identified Republican vote.
See: http://newsok.com/santorum-wi-vote-boosted-by-democratic-crossovers/article/feed/367220/?page=1Also see:

Also see:

http://campaign2012.washingtonexaminer.com/blogs/beltway-confidential/santorum-wi-vote-boosted-democratic-crossovers/462726

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2012/02/27/democratic-mischief-in-michigan/

[Mstreet777]

01:47 AM on 04/04/2012

Obama promised he'd bring them home if he were given a win,
Obama lied
soldiers died
and off we'd go again!

The nobel prize, as he did rise,
and took it with a grin
but Obama lied
soldiers died
and off we'd go again!

Ron Paul said he'd bring 'em home if he were given a win,
the Reps, they lied,
pushed rules aside
and off we'll go again!

[jimmyjones22]

04:31 AM on 04/04/2012

Let me help you with the next verse:

Ron Paul tried, and tried and tried again,
he never won,
no one cares,
so please don't post again.

[Joshua Kaanaana]

12:56 AM on 04/04/2012

I Lol at anyone who thinks or says that Santorum has a chance.

[DRaymond]

11:45 PM on 04/03/2012

Here is the real problem for Santorum. Now that it is April Romney can get 45 percent of the vote and all of the delegates. Prior to this winner-take-all states for less than 50 percent suffered a delegate reduction.

[logicanada]

11:43 PM on 04/03/2012

Is a vote for Romney a vote against God?

[jbarelli]

12:58 AM on 04/04/2012

No, just against reason and common sense.

Of course, the same can be said for any of the other Republican candidates.

[gizdal]

06:20 AM on 04/04/2012

no, it is a vote for multiple wives. when he wins, we can all have 3-4 wives at one time. thanks to the mormons and the angel Moroni.

[cclawnj]

11:50 AM on 04/04/2012

Despite the problem you have with capitalization, I'm sure that even you know that Romney has only one wife and that his church has not practiced polygamy in over 100 years.

[breakingpoint]

11:19 PM on 04/03/2012

is there a reason that the colors used in this map between Romney and Paul are so close in shade?

[swimbiker]

09:20 AM on 04/04/2012

To break your heart?

[cclawnj]

11:51 AM on 04/04/2012

That is kind of dumb but it doesn't matter because Paul never wins anything.

[pbody]

11:09 PM on 04/03/2012

Why do Romney and Paul have two shades of green for their stats? the hell?

[breakingpoint]

11:21 PM on 04/03/2012

I saw this done in the last set of elections too - they do this on purpose to confuse people - it's petty and low

[cclawnj]

11:55 AM on 04/04/2012

For it to be confusing, Paul would have to win a precinct somewhere.

[cclawnj]

11:53 AM on 04/04/2012

I would have said they were blue or maybe teal.

[AnathTheGoddess]

10:33 PM on 04/03/2012

In as state that has population of 5.7 million people, only 3.6% of the people turned out to vote for the GOP candidates. Twice that number showed up to vote in the 2008 GOP primary. I've seen this in GOP primary after primary. It doesn't bode well for the Republicans come November.

[Stuzzadelic]

10:41 PM on 04/03/2012

A dismal showing this time around.

[informedconsent]

10:54 PM on 04/03/2012

Maybe the rest didn't have eight pieces of government issued photo ID

[Pammy2]

07:34 AM on 04/04/2012

Republican voters don't need no steeenking ID>

[indjoe]

10:32 PM on 04/03/2012

The mormon Banker is the nominee and has always been it is time to put this farce to an end
and bring on the General !

[cclawnj]

11:22 AM on 04/04/2012

"Mormon" should be capitalized. "Banker" should not. In any case, Mitt Romney has never been a banker, as even you must know.

[justwunderbar]

10:31 PM on 04/03/2012

Why are Paul and Gingrich still in the race?!?!

[informedconsent]

10:35 PM on 04/03/2012

What kind of clown car would it be if only two guys climbed out?

[BannedInBoston]

10:42 PM on 04/03/2012

A postmodern clown car?...

[AnathTheGoddess]

10:36 PM on 04/03/2012

Because being in the race helps the other candidates. Newt is helping Mitt by taking votes from Rick. Ron help Rick by taking votes from Newt & Mitt. Plus, they can stay in the limelight if they do.

[Corey A Hendon]

11:21 PM on 04/03/2012

Ron Paul is most emphatically ~not~ in the race to help Rick. Even if he were doing that, the question was ~why~, not ~what effect comes from~. Dr. Paul is trying to advance the cause of liberty - collecting delegates to ultimately win ~or~ at least influence the platform and shape of the future party organization. He has no interest in helping the inSantorium.

[Mstreet777]

01:44 AM on 04/04/2012

Besides, Ron Paul gets the delegates! Do you actually think that Santorum, Romney and Gingrich, who can barely scrape together a crowd of 50-1,000 are going to really bother learning Robert's Rules of Order and party rules to ACTUALLY support any of these Obama-lite-dictators-in-training in a caucus? NO.

Romney BUYS his support not to mention these electronic voting machines of today are wonderful; they'll count your vote even before you "pull the lever"!

Santorum's supporters are a bunch of NeoConned "conservative 'christians'" apparently in love with the sweater vest and think that anyone who SAYS they're "conservative" must be conservative; surely a 'christian' wouldn't lie, swear at a reporter or be voted most corrupt politician 2 yrs. straight by CREW and be involved with the K Street project and JACK ABRAMOFF the lobbyist, would he? They never bother checking!

Obama=Romney=Santorum="Grinch"; same policies just different letters by the name and a different idea, maybe, of how many soldiers should die in how many different countries, etc. I must say you totalitarians have surely trained Americans well. Like Pavlov's dogs, waiting for you to ring their bell and while completely mind numbed....

[guitarist4life9]

10:28 PM on 04/03/2012

I, for one, hope to see the Mittens/Sweater vest 2012 ticket!

[Ginger23]

10:23 PM on 04/03/2012

A friend and I went to the polls today to mess with Mitt. We both voted for Santorum, but we felt kind of dirty voting Republican.

[Jeffersonian72]

04:07 AM on 04/04/2012

Don't feel dirty, by any means. It is our duty as Americans to vote often, for the only voice we have is in a tally of votes. If we have to show up and vote for a candidate to try to get things straightened out, even the wrong candidate in a field of utter wrongness, then that's what we have to do.
Thank you for doing something...and doing something..anything, is better than doing nothing.

[Ohsnap]

10:20 PM on 04/03/2012

I voted for Romney. But, he should take little comfort in that. Definitely voting Obama in November. I just couldn't bring myself to connect the line with my black marker for Santorum. Wasn't taking the risk, either, with all the crazies in this world.

[informedconsent]

11:03 PM on 04/03/2012

I'm surprised that they would use black markers in the republicans primary

[1088]

10:18 PM on 04/03/2012

Flipper is the biggest pathological liar in history!

[guymorrison]

03:25 AM on 04/04/2012

Flipper? I'm partial to Mittiot.