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Archive for 4. February 2012
Romney Wins Florida -
4. February 2012 by Jim Sutliff.
Mitt Romney won the Florida primary with 46% of the vote and gained all 50 delegates. Newt Gingrich finished second with 32% and Rick Santorum came in third with 13%. Romney leads the race for the Republican nomination with 87 delegates. Gingrich has 26 delegates and Santorum has 14 delegates. The number of delegates required to secure the Republican nomination is 1,144. The next contest will be Nevada on February 4th.
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Jim Sutliff
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