Official Results - Mitt Romney 39 %, Ron Paul 36%
- Mitt Romney declared winner by GOP Party Chairman Charlie Webster, 196 votes with 84% of the votes counted
- Webster admits there were clerical errors in the tally on February 11. “What I tell people is that I’m not going to fire my staff because they make clerical errors,” he told the Daily Caller. “My poor staffer is in tears, because people are harassing her.”
- Counties
- Waldo County - Vote held in Belfast on Feb 4th, the majority of the votes will not be counted.
- Initially was reported that Paul got 37 votes to Romney's 30, Ron Paul won 71 to 50.
- Many cities were reported as 0.
- Washington County (Typically 110 -120 voters, Ron Paul won in 2008) - Concerns over a non-existent snowstorm by a Mitt Romney supporter canceled the election. In Maine.
- Pembrooke - 50% of votes went to Ron Paul, none to Romney.
- Waterville City - Results were reported but not counted in the state's total (Paul won 21-5)
- Hancock County (Feb 18th) had not yet held their caucuses.These votes will not be counted.
- Washington County is a Ron Paul stronghold
- Unofficial Real Results
- Video
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- Delegates of the convention attempted to nominate people from the floor yet were summarily ignored without vote by the chairman.
- The Athens Clarke County precinct delegates were disenfranchised (by Matt Brewster, Chairman) and the county convention was closed without majority and without the proper respect to the procedural process as outlined in our party rules and Robert’s Rules of Order.
- The initial “all in favor” request did not give a chance for the “ayes” and the “nays” to have a separate chance to vote. Instead, the chairman called for both “ayes” and “nays” to be voiced at the same time.
- The count of the “ayes” versus the “nays” was inaccurate. According to our count, 25 of the 37 people in attendance were Ron Paul supporters, and did not vote “aye” when a voice vote was called for.
Minnesota
Official Results - Rick Santorum , Ron Paul 27%
Nevada
More votes then voters
Iowa
- 8 precincts of 1774 precincts worth of votes went missing
Missouri
GOP admits to rigging the vote.
Note: This is a resource and will be updated as necessary.
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