And for those that think he's make a poor Commander In Chief, look at his election battle strategy.

According to Doug Wead (one of Paul's campaign managers), Arizona is looking like a majority, as well.

http://dougwead.wordpress.com/2012/05/14/ron-paul-arizona-upset-win-is-game-changer/

Delegates don't matter the RNC will put up Romney regardless of what happens

Delegates are the only thing that matters. It's the delegates at Tampa which decide what is the RNC, and who it consists of.

With 9 delegates remaining, Paul needs 2 more to get the majority in VA

Source?

I didn't know Virginia had its conventions, yet? All I got is the AP numbers (sigh) which says that Paul has 3 delegates, and Romney, 40-odd.

I know there was a Wisconsin convention yesterday, too, but I have no idea how that went, either.

http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Ffeature%3Dplayer_embedded%26v%3DNkx9FO58EwI&feature=player_embedded&v=Nkx9FO58EwI&gl=US
Here, I apparently misunderstood him(forgive me, its 5:30am and i have a bad case of insomnia).But Paul seems to be doing well in VA

Forgive the mobile link, but I am on my ipad

So, Minnesota is looking like a confirmed win after tonight. Paul is currently giving a speech at the convention, and the whole room is roaring... definitely a majority of the convention.

Paul picked up 32/40 delegates in Minnesota.


Also won 8 delegates in Michigan.... not great, but he was expected 0, and it's one of Romney's "home states" (I think every state basically is). Romney gets the other 22 (Michigan has 30 delegates).

He picked up 2 delegates in Vermont. Pretty disappointing, considering his achievements in local states (Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire), seems that he didn't campaign in Vermont, however, and there was no official organization for the state. When you're on a tight budget, you simply cannot afford to run in all states.

Doesn't look like Paul won anything in Georgia. Not suprising, giving the general nature of the state. Gingrich gave a speech at the convention endorsing Romney. Paul supporters did have around 35-40% of the audience - however, I think it was a yes/no vote on an establishment slate... so, they really needed the majority to turn that over. Still, 35% atleast of the political-involved Georgia GOP are Ron Paul supporters.

I've edited the first page to include some delegate tracking. I'll update these numbers as new stuff comes in.