A Primary First: In the modern-era of Presidential Primaries, three different candidates have won the first three Republican Primaries

by Colonel on January 22, 2012

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This primary season, reminiscent of the battle between Clinton and Obama in 2008, takes historical precedence within the Republican Party. The Florida Primary may very well determine the winner of the nomination.

Candidate Number of Delegates Popular Vote
Gingrich 25  282,727
Huntsman 2  ———
Paul 4  160,877
Romney 33  294,616
Santorum 14  155,256

Source: Dow Jones & Company Inc

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