Mitt romney illinois primary results 2012

• Mitt Romney was projected the winner of the Illinois primary on Tuesday night by Fox News.
(Huffington Post)
• said he had phoned congratulations to Romney. Santorum said he was happy to win some conservative parts of Illinois. The primary race now moves to has the best chance to defeat Obama.
(USA Today)
• (AP) - Mitt Romney the Puerto Rico primary after saying that to qualify for statehood the island commonwealth should adopt English as an official language. Initial results showed Romneys victory was worth at least 22 delegates in Illinois.
(msnbc.com)
• (CNN) - Voters in Illinois delivered a decisive win for Mitt Romney in the states Republican presidential primary. Former Massachusetts and correspondents below and follow real time results at CNNPolitics.com. Read more here.
(CNN)
• WASHINGTON -- Now that Illinois has come and gone, and Mitt Romney has won, the time has come not to bury him but to praise him.
(Huffington Post)
• WASHINGTON (AP) — Voters hunting for a candidate who can defeat President Barack Obama and with the proper experience helped vault Mitt Romney to victory Tuesday in Illinois' presidential primary, according to results of an exit poll of voters.
(The Spokesman-Review)
• Front-runner Mitt Romney called the Illinois primary an extraordinary victory Preliminary exit poll results showed Romney preferred by primary goers who said the economy was the top issue in the campaign.
(RealClearPolitics)
• Early exit polling in the Illinois primary is showing Mitt Romney enjoying a big edge among voters seeking according to preliminary results of an exit poll Tuesday.
(San Francisco Gate)
• (CNN) - Voters make their voices heard in the Illinois primary on Tuesday, casting their vote in the ongoing GOP presidential nominating contest.
(CNN)
• Clay County, Illinois – Watching a color-coded map of Illinois update as primary results are reported, there are some surprises that accompany the expected results. Mitt Romney was expected to win and it appears he has.
(The Guardian)