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2012 Republican Presidential Primaries

Mitt Romney claims victory in Florida - 47% to Newt Gingrich's 32%, with 76% of precincts reporting. Details: http://t.co/RUOwRFkV 7 hours ago via web · powered by @socialditto

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Huge crowds in Florida today and building momentum at every stop. Take action today & help us win the FL Primary: http://t.co/qJF1w1MY 1 hour ago via web · powered by @socialditto

Candidates:

   

Ron Paul-R Texas

Ron Paul

 

Mitt Romney

January 3

  • Iowa (nonbinding) caucus-Winner Ridck Santorum

January 10

  • New Hampshire (modified) primary-Winner Mitt Romney

January 21

  • South Carolina (open) primary-Winner Newt Gingrich

January 31

  • Florida (closed) primary-Winner Mitt Romney
Results for Florida republican Primary (U.S. Presidential Primary)
Jan 31, 2012 (100% of precincts reporting)
Mitt Romney 771,842 46.4%  
Newt Gingrich 531,294 31.9%  
Rick Santorum 222,248 13.4%  
Ron Paul 116,776 7%  
Other 21,538 1.3%  

February 4-Nevada (binding) caucus

Nevada Results

Candidate %   Votes  Delegates

Mitt
Romney

48%  11,822  11  
 Newt
Gingrich
23%  5,623  2  
Ron
Paul
19%  4,619  2

February 4–11

  • Maine (nonbinding) caucus

February 7

  • Colorado (nonbinding) caucus
  • Minnesota (nonbinding) caucus
  • Missouri (nonbinding) primary

February 28

  • Arizona (closed) primary
  • Michigan (closed) primary

March 3

  • Washington (nonbinding) caucus

March 6 (Super Tuesday)

  • Alaska (binding) caucus
  • Georgia (modified) primary
  • Idaho (binding) caucus
  • Massachusetts (modified) primary
  • North Dakota (binding) caucus
  • Ohio (modified) primary
  • Oklahoma (closed) primary
  • Tennessee (open) primary
  • Vermont (open) primary
  • Virginia (open) primary

March 6-10

  • Wyoming (binding) caucus

March 10

  • Kansas (binding) caucus
  • U.S: Virgin Islands (binding) caucus

March 13

  • Alabama (open) primary
  • Hawaii (binding) caucus
  • Mississippi (open) primary
  • American Samoa caucus

March 17

  • Missouri (binding) caucus

rch 18

  • Puerto Rico (open) primary

March 20

  • Illinois (open) primary

March 24

  • Louisiana (closed) primary

April 3

  • District of Columbia (closed) primary
  • Maryland (closed) primary
  • Texas (open) primary
  • Wisconsin (open) primary

April 24

  • Connecticut (closed) primary
  • Delaware (closed) primary
  • New York (closed) primary
  • Pennsylvania (closed) primary
  • Rhode Island (modified) primary

May 8

  • Indiana (open) primary
  • North Carolina (modified) primary
  • West Virginia (modified) primary

May 15

  • Nebraska (nonbinding) primary
  • Oregon (closed) primary

May 22

  • Arkansas (open) primary
  • Kentucky (closed) primary

June 5

  • California (closed) primary
  • Montana (nonbinding) primary (See June 14)
  • New Jersey (modified) primary
  • New Mexico (closed) primary
  • South Dakota (closed) primary

June 14-16

  • Montana caucus

June 26

  • Utah (modified) primary

July 14

  • Nebraska (binding) caucus

Date to be determind

  • Guam
  • Northern Marianne Islands

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