The results are in...
Jane SusskindPublished: 05 Feb, 2012
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Here are the results from the Nevada Caucuses, courtesy of the Los Angeles Times Data Desk.
While the results are not final, it looks like another victory for Mitt Romney, with a strong finish for Ron Paul, who came within 2% of Newt Gingrich’s second place win. Rick Santorum’s fourth place finish is no surprise, seeing as he spent most of the week campaigning in Colorado. Check in tomorrow with the Independent Voter Network for a full update of the Nevada Caucuses and the Presidential Election!
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