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Who won the debate 2012?
Romney
How many states has Mitt Romney won?
In the 2012 Republican Party presidential primaries, Mitt Romney has won 16 states.
How many delegates Mitt Romney won in Florida?
Mitt Romney won 50 delegates in the 2012 Florida Republican presidential primary.
Who won the florida primaries?
Mitt Romney won with 46% of the vote.
Who won the third debate 2012?
Romney
Who won Mississippi Barack Obama or Mitt Romney?
Mitt Romney. Mississippi has been a "red state" (majority Republican) for several decades. Mr. Romney won 55.3% of the popular vote there in the 2012 election.
Who won the most electoral votes in the state of Alabama Mitt Romney or Barack Obama?
Mitt Romney
Should Romney be elected?
Romney was not elected in 2012.
What candidates won the Iowa caucus?
Mitt romney!
Who won the presidenstial debate in 2012?
Romney By Far
Who won Obama or Romney?
Barack Obama
Who won Florida and the republican primary and who was a close second?
Romney won, but Gingrich was second.
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