2012 GOP Primary Tracker (Votes and Delegates by State per Candidate and totals)

JEFFHEAD.COM ^ | 8 Feb 2012 | Jeff Head

[Jeff Head]

I have been keeping my own record of the 2012 GOP Primary results, adding each primary as it occurs.

I have created an html/internet version which I have posted here on FR a few times. I have been asked by a number of FR members to post a thread where I can update this file regularly, so this is that thread.

Last night we saw what could be a bell weather for this primary election. Rick Santorum, agruably the most conservative candidate left in the field, had a clean sweep, winning the popular vote in Colorado, Missouri, and Minnesota...and doing so convincingly. He certainly will, and deserves to make the case that with five out of eight popular vote wins, he could be considered the Romney alternative. Here's the table as it sits today. I have it going out through the Primary in Texas, but will extend it as necessary. I will update it on this thread when the final totals are in for yesterday's (Feb 7, 2012) races as they are 99% and 95% complete now, when the delegates are apportioned (later for each of the last three states), and when other primaries occur.

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2012 GOP Presidential Primary Season Tracker (including caucuses)

2012 GOP Primaries	Date	Romney			Gingrich			Santorum			Paul			Huntsman			Perry			Bachman			Cain			Totals
		Votes	%	Del's	Votes	%	Del's	Votes	%	Del's	Votes	%	Del's	Votes	%	Del's	Votes	%	Del's	Votes	%	Del's	Votes	%	Del's	Votes	Del's
Iowa	1/3/2012	29,805	24.58%	7	16,163	13.33%	4	29,839	24.61%	7	26,036	21.47%	7	739	0.61%	0	12,557	10.36%	0	6,046	4.99%	0	58	0.05%	0	121,243	25
New Hampshire	1/10/2012	97,601	39.81%	7	23,291	9.50%	0	23,362	9.53%	0	56,872	23.20%	3	41,783	17.04%	2	1,764	0.72%	0	350	0.14%	0	160	0.07%	0	245,183	12
South Carolina	1/21/2012	168,152	27.86%	2	244,133	40.44%	23	102,492	16.98%	0	78,362	12.98%	0	1,173	0.19%	0	2,534	0.42%	0	491	0.08%	0	6,326	1.05%	0	603,663	25
Florida	1/31/2012	776,059	46.44%	50	534,040	31.96%	0	223,208	13.36%	0	117,410	7.03%	0	6,199	0.37%	0	6,773	0.41%	0	3,967	0.24%		3,492	0.21%	0	1,671,148	50
Nevada	2/4/2012	16,486	50.12%	14	6,956	21.15%	6	3,277	9.96%	3	6,175	18.77%	5	0	0.00%	0	0	0.00%	0	0	0.00%		0	0.00%	0	32,894	28
Main																										0	24
Colorado	2/7/2012	22,875	35.00%		8,394	12.84%		26,372	40.35%		7,713	11.80%		0	0.00%	0	0	0.00%	0	0	0.00%		0	0.00%	0	65,354	36
Minnesota		8,096	16.97%		5,134	10.76%		21,436	44.94%		13,030	27.32%		0	0.00%	0	0	0.00%	0	0	0.00%		0	0.00%	0	47,696	40
Missouri		63,826	26.24%		9,859	4.05%		138,957	57.12%		30,641	12.59%		0	0.00%	0	0	0.00%	0	0	0.00%		0	0.00%	0	243,283
Airzona	2/28/2012																										29
Michigan																											30
Washington	3/3/2012																										43
Alaska	3/6/2012																										27
Georgia	(Super Tues)																										76
Idaho																											32
Massachusetts																											41
North Dakota																											28
Ohio																											66
Oklahoma																											43
Tennessee																											58
Vermont																											17
Virginia																											49
Wyoming																											29
Kansas	3/10/2012																										40
Guam																											9
Virgin Islands																											9
Alabama	3/13/2012																										50
Am Somoa																											9
Hawaii																											20
Mississippi																											40
MIssouri	3/17/2012																										52
Puerto Rico	3/18/2024																										23
Illinois	3/20/2012																										69
Louisiana	3/24/2012																										46
DC	4/3/2012																										19
Maryland																											37
Wisconsin																											42
Texas																											155
At large Del's				19			2			1			0			0			0			0					22
TOTALS		1,182,900	39.06%	99	847,970	28.00%	35	568,943	18.79%	11	336,239	11.10%	15	49,894	1.65%	2	23,628	0.78%	0	10,854	0.36%	0	10,036	0.33%	0	3,028,620	1450

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[Sopater]

This is a nice reference for the delegates. I’ll be bookmarking it and watching it at your homepage.

Thanks for your efforts.

[RedMDer]

Great job. Thanks for the spreadsheet and the thread.

[DJ MacWoW]

Thanks for doing this. :-)

[Jeff Head]

Glad to do so. I will update the single sheet on my home page (GOP Primary Tracker), and add a new post with the latest spread sheet here as I update it.

[Jeff Head]

Thank you both. Hope it helps. I will keep updating it here on FR and on my site.

[Jeff Head]

Oops! That link should be:

GOP Primary Tracker

[AmericanInTokyo]

I know the weather is good out there and all, but I don't believe it is called "Airzona" ;-), but I could be wrong!

Good job!

[Jeff Head]

Oops...better fix that.

[aposiopetic]

Thank you for posting this. I have been on Santorum’s case for calling Social Security privatization a NEW entitlement program (since it “entitles” people to keep money the government would otherwise take from them!), but he holds the correct position on the (other) social issues. (Note to Rick Santorum, if you ever read this: our tax code, including assessments for entitlement programs such as SS, does not exactly help struggling families, so please get a clue about the relation of fiscal policy to social policy.) If you vote for Santorum there in Idaho, I hope he comes out ahead of Rommey.

[EDINVA]

Thanks for putting this together. Good work. It will certainly get a workout.

[amom]

I will keep it updated here on this thread as time goes on.

Thanks Jeff. 8)

[katiedidit1]

Thank you so much for your hard work and time. I am saving this! good job!

[Jeff Head]

Latest, with projected delegates in Colorado and Minnesota, and with Main:

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2012 GOP Primaries	Date	Romney			Gingrich			Santorum			Paul			Huntsman			Perry			Bachman			Cain			Totals
		Votes	%	Del's	Votes	%	Del's	Votes	%	Del's	Votes	%	Del's	Votes	%	Del's	Votes	%	Del's	Votes	%	Del's	Votes	%	Del's	Votes	Del's
Iowa	1/3/2012	29,805	24.58%	7	16,163	13.33%	2	29,839	24.61%	8	26,036	21.47%	7	739	0.61%	0	12,557	10.36%	0	6,046	4.99%	0	58	0.05%	0	121,243	24
New Hampshire	1/10/2012	97,601	39.81%	7	23,291	9.50%	0	23,362	9.53%	0	56,872	23.20%	3	41,783	17.04%	2	1,764	0.72%	0	350	0.14%	0	160	0.07%	0	245,183	12
South Carolina	1/21/2012	168,152	27.86%	2	244,133	40.44%	23	102,492	16.98%	0	78,362	12.98%	0	1,173	0.19%	0	2,534	0.42%	0	491	0.08%	0	6,326	1.05%	0	603,663	25
Florida	1/31/2012	776,059	46.44%	50	534,040	31.96%	0	223,208	13.36%	0	117,410	7.03%	0	6,199	0.37%	0	6,773	0.41%	0	3,967	0.24%		3,492	0.21%	0	1,671,148	50
Nevada	2/4/2012	16,486	50.12%	14	6,956	21.15%	6	3,277	9.96%	3	6,175	18.77%	5	0	0.00%	0	0	0.00%	0	0	0.00%		0	0.00%	0	32,894	28
Main		2,190	39.65%	11	349	6.32%	0	989	17.90%	3	1,996	36.13%	7	0	0.00%	0	0	0.00%	0	0	0.00%		0	0.00%	0	5,524	21
Colorado	2/7/2012	22,875	35.00%	13	8,394	12.84%	1	26,372	40.35%	17	7,713	11.80%	1	0	0.00%	0	0	0.00%	0	0	0.00%		0	0.00%	0	65,354	32
Minnesota		8,096	16.97%	2	5,134	10.76%	2	21,436	44.94%	6	13,030	27.32%	4	0	0.00%	0	0	0.00%	0	0	0.00%		0	0.00%	0	47,696	14
Missouri		63,826	26.24%		9,859	4.05%		138,957	57.12%		30,641	12.59%		0	0.00%	0	0	0.00%	0	0	0.00%		0	0.00%	0	243,283
Airzona	2/28/2012																										29
Michigan																											30
Washington	3/3/2012																										43
Alaska	3/6/2012																										27
Georgia	(Super Tues)																										76
Idaho																											32
Massachusetts																											41
North Dakota																											28
Ohio																											66
Oklahoma																											43
Tennessee																											58
Vermont																											17
Virginia																											49
Wyoming																											29
Kansas	3/10/2012																										40
Guam																											9
Virgin Islands																											9
Alabama	3/13/2012																										50
Am Somoa																											9
Hawaii																											20
Mississippi																											40
MIssouri	3/17/2012																										52
Puerto Rico	3/18/2024																										23
Illinois	3/20/2012																										69
Louisiana	3/24/2012																										46
DC	4/3/2012																										19
Maryland																											37
Wisconsin																											42
Texas																											155
At large Del's				18			4			0			0			0			0			0					22
TOTALS		1,185,090	39.03%	124	848,319	27.94%	38	569,932	18.77%	37	338,235	11.14%	27	49,894	1.64%	2	23,628	0.78%	0	10,854	0.36%	0	10,036	0.33%	0	3,035,988	1450

[amom]

Thanks again Jeff. This will be interesting.

[Jeff Head]

Once Newt throws in behind Santorum, or Santorum throws in behind Newt, they win. Through all nine contests now, they are averaging 47% between them with Romney around 39% and Paul arounf 11%,

That need to happen sooner rather than later.

[katiedidit1]

Newt got ripped off in Fla. Looks like the RNC is going to give it to Romney. I haven't heard a word about this on the news. Last I did hear ..the Fla AG was looking into it.

in many polls they are already counting delegates for Santorum in states where none was awarded yet. Looks like they use fuzzy math.

[katiedidit1]

Thanks Jeff:) good job.

[hoosiermama]

Newt's lawyers have filed the appropriate legal work to challenge the distribution of delegates. It will not be heard until the committee meets which is a couple of days before the convention. OTOH Both Michael Steele and Priuse have spoken out in favor of distributing the delegates proportionately. Newt won the most counties and would therefore win the bulk of the delegates.
There is no new news, therefore it will not be reported on until closer to the convention.

[eyedigress]

I had to vote for 14 out of maybe 40 delegates here in TN and whether they were committed to a candidate or not. This can get confusing. Thanks for your work. (TN has early voting as well as Voter ID in place)

[sodpoodle]

I found this site - but it is not as thorough as yours (no delegate numbers) only popular vote counts.

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2012/president/republican_vote_count.html

Check your thread every day;) Good work and thank you.