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- If you've come looking for results from the Nevada caucuses, you may need to take a deep breath and wait. Most Republicans who participate in the caucuses will cast their ballots by noon PST (or 3 p.m. (Wall Street Journal)
- No surprise: Former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney is the overwhelming victor in Nevada's caucuses, supported by a politically-active Mormon base but dominating across demographic groups. (Washington Post)
- The GOP caucus in Nevada is also the first nationwide to release results strictly via social media — through Twitter and Google Maps. (NPR News)
- As results from the Nevada Republican presidential caucuses trickle in, tallies from one county – a big one – are notably tardy. (Chicago Tribune)
- Gingrich downplayed the Nevada results, pointing out that Romney, a Mormon, did well in a very heavily Mormon state, a state which he carried in 2008. And that Paul has a substantial advantage in any caucus states because of his organization. (CNN)
- Las Vegas is home to casinos, over-the-top entertainment and lots of outrageous bets. But it's probably no gamble to say that Mitt Romney is favored in Saturday's Nevada caucuses after his crushing Florida victory last weekend. (Politico.com)
- The number of polls conducted ahead of a primary or caucus is often a good something of a halfhearted effort in Nevada — and campaigns like that are often at risk of underachieving their polls. (New York Times)
- further delaying election results from Nevadas most populous county. Part of the trouble was some Paul supporters told voters they could show up for the late-night caucus at a suburban Jewish private school for whatever reason. (AP - msnbc.com)
Sunday, February 5, 2012
Nevada caucus results
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