Well, I was really close. Mitt -- 404 Rick -- 161 Newt -- 105 Paul -- 61 Newt was the big loser on the night. He needed to do better in his home state. He could've had a shutout there with more than 50% of the vote. He only got 47% where Mitt got 72% in his home state. Rick's problem is that his wins aren't big. The media likes to talk up these wins and make them into a big deal, but they are actually a sign of a very unorganized campaign. When Mitt wins he many times gets 2x as many delegates as the runner up. This has happened in almost 1/2 of the contests so far. Several times it has been a shutout, even while voting has been proportional. Rick has only doubled his opponents twice. Where Mitt wins, he stacks up many delegates. Where newt wins, he does the same. Where Rick wins, he splits the delegates evenly.
Too bad. If Santorum became the nominee, the presidential debates would be slapstick. With Romney running against Obama, they'll merely be somewhat interesting despite the more or less foregone conclusion.