Romney Crushes it in Arizona, Scrapes by in Michigan Romney is the projected landslide winner in Arizona, according to CNN, NBC, NPR, Fox News, and a slew of others. Michigan is still too close for the news channels to call, although on Twitter, commentators are calling it for Romney: If the exits are correct, they imply Romney will win MI by a few points, writes the Washington Examiner’s Philip Klein. Santorum may have benefited from the votes of Democratic Michiganders, who’ve been enticed to the GOP polls by a combination of Santorum-campaign robocalls and “Campaign Hilarity,” a movement started by liberal blog site the Daily Kos to ensure an Obama vs. Santorum line-up in the presidential election.
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Romney Crushes it in Arizona, Scrapes by in Michigan

Romney is the projected landslide winner in Arizona, according to CNN, NBC, NPR, Fox News, and a slew of others.

Michigan is still too close for the news channels to call, although on Twitter, commentators are calling it for Romney:

If the exits are correct, they imply Romney will win MI by a few points,
writes the Washington Examiner’s Philip Klein.

Santorum may have benefited from the votes of Democratic Michiganders, who’ve been enticed to the GOP polls by a combination of Santorum-campaign robocalls and “Campaign Hilarity,” a movement started by liberal blog site the Daily Kos to ensure an Obama vs. Santorum line-up in the presidential election.

Source: topix.com

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