Yes, there was a Republican caucus held today (1/5/08) in Wyoming.
Here are the percentage totals:
%
67 - Mitt Romney - Winner
25 - Fred Thompson
8 - Duncan Hunter
100% Precincts Reporting
All others won zero as the vote totals are converted into delegates by some ridiculous algorithms and such.
Here’s the story from Breitbart:
CASPER, Wyo. (AP) - Mitt Romney’s attention to Wyoming paid off Saturday as he won most of the 12 presidential delegates at stake in the state’s Republican county conventions.
The former Massachusetts governor gained the first four delegates and six of the first eight to be selected Saturday. Fred Thompson and California Rep. Duncan Hunter, who both also visited Wyoming, won the other two that had been decided, meaning no other candidate could beat Romney.
Coming two days after the Iowa caucuses and three days before the New Hampshire primary, the early date of the Wyoming GOP county conventions was intended to draw candidates’ attention to the state, but has had only modest results.
Republican hopefuls Romney, Hunter, Fred Thompson and Ron Paul all stopped by the state—visits they probably wouldn’t have made except for this year’s early conventions—and candidates have sent Wyoming’s GOP voters a flood of campaign mail.
This doesn’t really mean too much other than it’s reason for the Romney campaign to have some hope in New Hampshire. However, nobody is even covering this story and most people didn’t even know a caucus was taking place today, the media has ignored it.
I’ll keep this post updated once all precincts report but Romney has won overwhelmingly.
Update @ 9:48pm
Those are the final numbers listed above with 100% reporting. Congrats to Romney.
Update
Note, the Democratic Wyoming Caucus will take place on March 8th.
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Only the conservatives receive votes from the GREAT conservative state of Wyoming. Today Mitt Romney starts his clime to victory. Go Mitt! Go America!
Why is the Wyoming Caucus not important?
Well it’s not very important in the grand scheme of the primary process. It only offers a small amount of delegates comparatively. However, for Romney it’s a decent boost but I’m doubting many New Hampshire voters will pay attention to the victory since it’s been largely ignored in the mainstream media.
With a Mitt Romney ticket this country is doomed to fail, and if Hillary or Mitt by some miracle win the presidency I am moving to Canada. A National ID Card? Increased military? Universal health care from a Republican? Look to Regan, read what he wrote on foreign and domestic policy and on the role of the federal gov’t, and then vote for Ron Paul. Read his writings then please email me for discussion. adabahr.k@gmail.com
Regan?