UPDATE: Romney still wins in Maine, though his lead has dropped to 156,000 votes. Oh no, wait a sec … That’s 156 votes.
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As we speak Washington County’s caucus is happening, and the word on the street is that Ron Paul is favored there. The results will be available in about 40 minutes. If Ron Paul gets enough votes … 240 or more … he’ll beat Romney and there will be yet another case of Romney someoneelse Winning a Primary.
While we await the results, see:
- Wrongway Romney’s Maine Win To Be Reversed?
- The State of the Republican Primaries
- Romney Probably Won Maine Primary After All. No wait, probably not.
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No word yet? When do do the cauci cease? It’s c. 6:30 there now. I’m rooting for a Paul blow-out win.
Confusion, with no clear leader, can be a blessing.
Does anyone really think someone other than Mitt Romney is going to eventually be the Republican nominee?
Seriously as opposed to just the slight theoretical possibilty?
Personally I’d like to see Gingrich win – I want my moon base durnnit!
He’s already left that for a younger, sexier promise.