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2011-12-22T12:03:47Z Gage 1513x983 (189216 Bytes) {{Information |Description={{en|1=Map of the Republican Party (United States) presidential primaries, 2012 by county. {{legend|pink|Primaries/Caucuses won by Bachmann}} {{legend|purple|Primaries/Caucuses won by Gingrich}} {{l
2008-05-31T04:37:41Z Gage 1860x983 (236582 Bytes) Please don't redarken the counties if you are going to fix them.
2008-05-29T14:23:48Z TheHoosierState89 1860x983 (234810 Bytes) {{Information |Description= |Source= |Author= |Date= |Permission= |other_versions= }} fixed a few countied here and there {{ImageUpload|full}}
2008-05-22T23:47:17Z Gage 1860x983 (235014 Bytes) Further differentiate the green and purple from each other.
2008-05-22T22:12:24Z Gage 1860x983 (242135 Bytes) Reverted to version as of 19:30, 21 May 2008
2008-05-21T01:23:27Z Gage 1860x983 (203262 Bytes) No reason to remove the Washington Primary from the Second Contests column to make room for Puerto Rico. Besides, Puerto Rico is a Primary, unlike Guam, the Virgin Islands, and American Samoa listed under Other Contests becau
PR breakdown per http://64.185.222.182/cee_events/PRIMARIAS_PARTIDO_REPUBLICANO_2012_36/NOCHE_DEL_EVENTO_55/default.html (must view in Firefox, not Chrome)
Did you read anything that I said? The Missouri GOP will not be releasing official county results of the Missouri caucuses, as the caucus voters will be voting for state delegates and not one of the Republican candidates. It makes no sense to separate ...
Added in the county results for the Missouri primary. The Missouri GOP has stated that there will be no official "winner" declared for the Missouri caucuses, as caucus goers are voting for delegates and not one of the specific Republican candidates.
People have complained about the use of unofficial results in the Missouri caucuses, so the results have been blanked out. If and when the results are released (apparently the Missouri GOP won't release them), we can fill Missouri in.