[Artcore]

Ummm, do you have a link?

[Jane Long]

This site has a county by county count:

http://www.miamiherald.com/2012/01/30/2616078/florida-primary-election-map.html

And, you're right...Newt IS up in many counties.

Take that, Rombama.

[mrsmith]

Consider this:
“Stephen_KubiakStephen Kubiak
I-4 counties to watch in #flprimary results: Manatee, Osceola, Polk & Sarasota.

They’ve voted for GOP’s eventual nominee for last 20 yrs.”

OUCH!
Mitt won ‘em all.
_________G M
Manatee 27-48
Osceola 35-42
Polk 33-42
Sarasota 27-51

Now Ican’t vouch for the accuracy of that tweet’s claim. and’things may be different this time, an there’s a lot of states to go...

BUT

Take heed people. If you have an open or competitive House seat get involved with you local Party organization NOW.
The establishment would love to stick you with a ‘moderate’ “mini-Romney” candidate as your only choice in the election.
And you have to stop them. Now.

[mojitojoe]

This link works:

http://www.wnyc.org/articles/its-free-country/2012/jan/30/track-florida-primary-returns/

[mnehring]

Maybe this should be a lesson about where Conservatives focus attention. Should they start hitting major media markets more?

[E. Pluribus Unum]

The proper way to pronounce it is Flori-DUH.

For obvious reasons.

[Tucker39]

Please ping me when you have the county by county results.

Thanx.

[Tucker39]

Newt took a majority of the counties, but they had lower populations than the ones Willard won.

[Vigilanteman]

As much as I detest the New York Slimes, I have to concede that they have the most interesting breakdown of data thus far:
http://elections.nytimes.com/2012/primaries/states/florida/exit-polls