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To: ScottinVA

Does anybody know if the later report caucus sites tend to be more or less conservative...?


756 posted on 01/03/2012 7:24:58 PM PST by MSF BU
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To: MSF BU
Does anybody know if the later report caucus sites tend to be more or less conservative...?

One thing I noticed on the map, Jefferson and Story Counties (Fairfield and Ames) have not reported yet. They will likely have strong Paul votes. (Jefferson was the only county Paul won in 08, and Story is home of Iowa State University, where I expect Paul would win.

However, 3 NW counties which are huge social conservative counties have not reported. I would think they would be heavy Santorum and Perry support.

810 posted on 01/03/2012 7:34:06 PM PST by Pappy Smear (Support the presidency, end the policies.)
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Polk County has nearly double the number of voters as the next largest counties. Only six counties in Iowa have big vote totals (they can pretty much swamp the rest of the state), and only two of those have nearly complete results:

Black Hawk: Paul 24% Romney 23 Santorum 21

Johnson

Linn: Romney 27% Santorum 26 Paul 24

Polk

Scott

Woodbury


875 posted on 01/03/2012 7:44:38 PM PST by jjotto ("Ya could look it up!")
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