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Map of Constitution Party Nomination: State by State Results

Referencing this post, I have compiled a map of the Constitution Party’s state by state Presidential nomination votes.

Red = Goode carried all votes
Red-Orange = Goode carried a majority of votes
Blue = Castle carried all votes
Light-Blue = Castle carried majority of votes
Green = Wells carried all votes
Light-Green = Wells carried majority of votes
Purple = Ducey carried all votes
Grey = Vote was tied or very nearly tied
White = No votes for this state

9 Comments

  1. Audrey Queckboerner April 23, 2012

    Thanks for posting the results in this manner Trent. Very helpful.

  2. Lake April 22, 2012

    Jeff Becker April 22, 2012:

    …………… appears to consist of just two individuals. or with the West Coast ———- one, as in Ronald Grundmann, DC, with no smell of Chelene [latest AIP governor’s offering] in the room.

  3. paulie April 22, 2012

    What happened to Paul or Sue Venable of Idaho?

    A comment in another thread did not mention them by name but said the Idaho delegates could not attend due to a death in the family.

  4. Trent Hill Post author | April 22, 2012

    Quite right. I’ll try to change that soon.

  5. Krzysztof April 22, 2012

    Colorado should not be white as it did participate in the convention and had 9 votes for Goode and 5 for Wells.

  6. Jeff Becker April 22, 2012

    According to the national party’s website, there is no party organization in Hawaii or Oregon. Alaska just has a Facebook page. The Rhode Island organization appears to consist of just two individuals. No excuses except possibly the economics of travel for the other eleven non-attending states.

  7. Timothy Yung April 22, 2012

    What happened to Paul or Sue Venable of Idaho?

  8. Trent Hill Post author | April 22, 2012

    I am surprised there was no representation from AL, AR, AK, WI, ND, MT (Chuck Baldwin?), OR (Mary Starrett?), and Colorado–where the party has achieve Major Party status.

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