Kansas Caucus: Real Time map

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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/03/10/kansas-caucus-results-2012_n_1336017.html

Santorum is considered the likely winner in today's caucus in Kansas. You can watch the real time map above.

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Decisive victory for Santorum in Kansas with all 30 delegates going to Santorum.

What a mess the GOP have now. Is it even possible for one candidate to get enough delegates before the convention?

[Guest hitoallusa]

Well Obama and Hillary had a long fight too. It just helps them to prepare more. It's not a mess I think it's just a process. Now I wonder whether we will be doing the same thing 50 years from now. Maybe the current election system will get obsolete and we might let computer elect our president?

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Here are the polls for Mississippi and Alabama. Santorum is having a harder time here. It's a much closer race in the polls for Gingrich, Romney and Santorum in these states.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/03/09/mississippi-alabama-polls_n_1335510.html

It's only a mess in the sense that the Republican establishment would prefer to solidify on a candidate sooner rather than later so they can focus on the general election instead of fighting amongst themselves.

[TampaYankee]

Is it even possible for one candidate to get enough delegates before the convention?

Short of Gingerich and Santorum conceding, probably not.

[TampaYankee]

It's only a mess in the sense that the Republican establishment would prefer to solidify on a candidate sooner rather than later so they can focus on the general election instead of fighting amongst themselves.

The establishment only wants to consolidate behind Romney of the present candidates. They do not trust Gingerich and they fear that either Gingerich or Santorum would result in a landslide loss.