[Hieronymus]

I’ve been following that map very closely. Provided that the rest of the outstanding counties more than counteract Kansas City, but do not do so enough to push Romney below 20%, I think that Santorum may end up with 19 of the at-large delegates, and Romney with 6, as well as all 12 of those allocated by CD. The other outcome with Romney above 20% would be 18 and 7.

[Kansas58]

Got it!
However, the Johnson County KC suburb area, where you would expect Romney to do well, is IN!
The Wyandote County, Blue Collar area of KC KS is NOT in.

I get what you are saying, but I think that Romney's % might go down, as the Suburban and College town counties seem to be in.
Not sure, fun to watch,

GO RICK!

[Kansas58]

Got it!
However, the Johnson County KC suburb area, where you would expect Romney to do well, is IN!
The Wyandote County, Blue Collar area of KC KS is NOT in.

I get what you are saying, but I think that Romney's % might go down, as the Suburban and College town counties seem to be in.
Not sure, fun to watch,

GO RICK!

[Kansas58]

OK, Wyandotte in and Rick did great, but not that many Republicans in Wyandotte.

Also, I am a bit worried about Douglas County.

Great day for Rick, no matter what. However, I get what you mean

Less means more in a weird way, here!