February 3, 2008
Posted: February 3rd, 2008 05:28 PM ET
(CNN) - The Maine Republican caucuses began on Friday and continued through today (Sunday). With 428 of 626 towns reporting (68 percent of towns, not 68 percent of voters): Mitt Romney - 2,362 votes, 52 percent John McCain - 958 votes, 21.1 percent Ron Paul - 851 votes, 18.7 percent Mike Huckabee - 268 votes, 5.9 percent Undecided - 94 votes, 2.1 percent Fred Thompson - 4 votes, 0.1 percent Rudy Giuliani - 2 votes, 0 percent Maine will send 18 delegates to the Republican National Convention. CNN projects that all 18 delegates will go to Mitt Romney. Filed under: Maine |
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