Wall Street Willie Wins Washington Caucuses

Wall Street Willie (Willard Mitt Romney) had a good day in Washington yesterday. He outperformed expectations and won the caucuses fairly handily. Ron Paul and Rick Santorum both had hopes of carrying the state, but wound up vying for second place. The final delegate totals for each candidate won't be official until the state convention, but they will roughly equal the percentages the candidates received yesterday. Here are the numbers for Washington:

WASHINGTON CAUCUS (94% reporting)
Mitt Romney...............17,275  (36.69%)
Ron Paul...............11,767  (24.99%)
Rick Santorum...............11,496  (24.41%)
Newt Gingrich...............4,995  (10.61%)
Uncommitted...............1,556  (3.30%)
TOTAL VOTES...............47,089

Here are the latest polls for some Super Tuesday states:

LANDMARK/ROSETTA STONE POLL (Georgia)
Newt Gingrich...............42%
Mitt Romney...............22%
Rick Santorum...............16%
Ron Paul...............5%
Undecided...............15%

YOU-GOV POLL (Georgia)
Newt Gingrich...............32%
Mitt Romney...............27%
Rick Santorum...............17%
Ron Paul...............10%
Undecided...............14%

YOU-GOV POLL (Ohio)
Rick Santorum..............33%
Mitt Romney...............27%
Newt Gingrich...............12%
Ron Paul...............9%
Undecided...............19%

YOU-GOV POLL (Tennessee)
Rick Santorum...............32%
Mitt Romney...............23%
Newt Gingrich...............16%
Ron Paul...............13%
Undecided...............15%

AMERICAN RESEARCH GROUP POLL (Oklahoma)
Rick Santorum...............37%
Mitt Romney...............26%
Newt Gingrich...............22%
Ron Paul...............9%
Other/Undecided...............6%

YOU-GOV POLL (Oklahoma)
Rick Santorum...............28%
Mitt Romney...............25%
Newt Gingrich...............20%
Ron Paul...............8%
Undecided...............19%

YOU-GOV POLL (Massachusetts)
Mitt Romney...............56%
Rick Santorum...............16%
Newt Gingrich...............5%
Ron Paul...............5%
Undecided...............17%