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CNNW The Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer January 21, 2012 - Vimarsana News

CNNW The Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer January 21, 2012

much more influence of evangelical he voteders. among those voting in the south carolina primary, 64% joy themselves as born again evangelical christians. that is up a bit from four years ago, it was about 60% then. so strong influence tonight from evangelical christians. we didn't have a tea party four years ago but 2010 when the tea party sprung up it was important in the governors elections and other elections across south carolina. 66%, two-thirds of those voting in today's south carolina presidential primary say they support the tea party, 25% neutral on that question, only 8% o...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20120111:18:08:00

All primary season dollars, he is planning to go all the way through the process and he is the only one, mitt romney, with an organization and a national campaign structure that is of a presidential scale. >> let's talk about what voters told us last night. what most voters, david and chris told us was that electability was the most important quality. that was a third of the electorate. and of that romney caught 62% of that. also what they said was among conservative voters romney captured 33% of those voters. as they head south, what does it tell us about how romney needs to nail down a more ...

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Over in the new hampshire legislature. >> i think what that might get into is sort of the barrier between sort of the average sort of crazy person and entry into the actual political system in new hampshire. it's much lower there than anywhere else because the legislature has 435 representatives. the state has 1 million people. the ratio of legislator to individual citizen is microscopic. and you get some of these ballots. basically, they vote on those state legislative candidates in groups. so you might have like 11 in your district or something like that. so the average voter goes to the pol...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20120106:09:15:00

Of crazy person and entry into the actual political system in new hampshire. it's much lower there than anywhere else because the legislature has 435 representatives. the state has 1 million people. the ratio of legislator to individual citizen is microscopic. and you get some of these ballots. basically, they vote on those state legislative candidates in groups. so you might have like 11 in your district or something like that. so the average voter goes to the polls, think of last fall, the conservatives really organize themselves in the primaries, have these very conservative slates. then th...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20120106:09:15:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20120106:09:15:00

New hampshire. it's much lower there than anywhere else because the legislature has 435 representatives. the state has 1 million people. the ratio of legislator to individual citizen is microscopic. and you get some of these ballots. basically, they vote on those state legislative candidates in groups. so you might have like 11 in your district or something like that. so the average voter goes to the polls, think of last fall, the conservatives really organize themselves in the primaries, have these very conservative slates. then the independents, who are friendly to republicans and hostile to...