Romney Wins Indiana, North Carolina and West Virginia
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Today Mitt Romney rolled to majority victories in three Republican primaries: Indiana, North Carolina and West Virginia. Even though most of the delegates are not yet distributed, Romney will garner an estimated 100 more delegates and move closer to the total number needed to move from "presumptive nominee" to the actual nomination as Presidential Candidate for the Republican Party.
Indiana (46 Delegates - Combined Selection:Winner-Take-All Primary for District Delegates with Caucus/Convention): Mitt Romney 64.6%; Ron Paul 15.5%; Rick Santorum 13.4%; Newt Gingrich 6.5%. Delegated To be Determined.
North Carolina (55 Delegates - Proportional Distribution): Mitt Romney 65.7%; Ron Paul 11%; Rick Santorum 10.4%; Newt Gingrich 7.7% and No Preference 5.2%. Delegated To be Determined.
West Virginia (31 Delegates - Delegate Selection Primary): Mitt Romney 69.5%; Rick Santorum 12.7%; Ron Paul 11.2%; Newt Gingrich 6.2% and buddy Roemer 1%. Past on soft tabulations, Romney receives 12 delegates; Gingrich 7 delegates; uncommitted 12 delegates.
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