[SeekAndFind]

For those who want to know, Oklahoma has 43 delegates.

[GeronL]

It was the first victory of the night for Santorum, a staunch conservative who has been trying to establish himself as the conservative alternative to the more moderate front-runner Mitt Romney

So, now the media decides its time to tell their audience this?

[dforest]

Tennessee just called for Santorum.

[Lazlo in PA]

Santorum for President Ping List.

FReepmail “Antoninus” to be added or removed.

[Pinkbell]

Woohoo! :)

[BlessedMom92]

Oklahoma is the only state in the nation that had NO counties go to Obama in the 2008 election. It was the reddest state on the map.

[Tailgunner Joe]

‘Very Conservative’ Voters Flock to Santorum In Oklahoma Primary - March 6, 2012 - Nearly half of Oklahoma voters called themselves very conservative, higher than in any other primary state this cycle, or in previous years within the state. And they broke heavily for Santorum – 45 percent to Newt Gingrich’s 28 percent and Romney’s 19.

Nearly half in Oklahoma were looking chiefly for a candidate with “strong moral character” or for a “true conservative,” more than in any other state, and more combined that the number focused on electability, Romney’s forte. Among “moral character” and “true conservative” voters. Santorum won 58 percent support, compared with 18 percent for Paul, 12 percent for Gingrich and just 11 percent for Romney.

[Candor7]

Oklahoma may not be a win for Santorum , CNN is calling it for Romney at 11 pm EST.

[Sun]

This evening is even more exciting than the Trifecta night!