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February 9, 2008 2:19 PM
Some Seattle Republicans already done
Posted by David Postman
The 37th District Republican caucuses are done. There were about 100 people from 140 different precincts. District Chairman Ross Marzolf apologized for initially barring student reporter Charles Cadwallader from the caucus.
Cadwallader said vote totals were not released, but that John McCain clearly had a lot of support. Others had advocates, too, though, he said, including Ron Paul and Alan Keyes.
Here's how the numbers broke down in the 37th. McCain got 37 delegates, Ron Paul, 29; Mike Hucabee 14; Mitt Romney 13; uncommitted six; Fred Thompson, two; and one each for Duncan Hunter and for Keyes.
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