South Carolina, Nevada Primaries Results  
Sunday, January 20th, 2008  

    

The weekend is winding down - and we had a fabulous one!  Filled with love, laughter, friends...and pomegranate martinis!!  But, now, we're back and we're serious and onto the primary results for South Carolina and Nevada.

Reporting on the Nevada caucuses results is just 3 percent away from being complete.  The Republican reporting is finished:  Mitt Romney came in first at 51%, Ron Paul was second (the first time he's been in the top three - he's shooting up there!) at 14%, John McCain third at 13%, Mike Huckabee and Fred Thompson tied for fourth at 8%, Giuliani at 4%.

With 98% of the Democrats reporting in Nevada:  Hillary Clinton took the lead at 51%, Barack Obama second at 45%, John Edwards third at a distant 4%, Uncommitted 0%, Kucinich 0%.

For South Carolina, the Democratic primary is not until January 26th, but 97% of the Republican votes are in, with McCain at 33%, Huckabee at 30%, Thompson at 16%, Romney at 15%, Paul at 4%, Giuliani at 2%.

We're liking Nevada - are you?  They're not fooled by John Edwards, Mike Huckabee, or Fred Thompson:  the three candidates that probably give us the worst creepy-crawlies.  And they love Ron Paul!

Edwards told CNN's Wolf Blitzer of his devastating Nevada loss, "What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas...I got my butt kicked.  That is what happened in Nevada."

But really, regardless of which candidate is your fave:  can we all agree these elections are exciting?  We are so excited for a change in America!  Let freedom ring!

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