Byron York makes a very interesting observation about the fact that Romney wins more caucuses than primaries here.
And if you are wondering what the differences between a primary and caucus are, look here.
Here’s the jist:
“A primary is simply an election that allows voters to go to the polls and cast their ballot for a candidate, thus determining their percentage of the state’s delegates. A caucus is a state convention that provides a public place for party members to gather, hear speeches, and vote for delegates to represent candidates at the national convention. Some states only allow voters to participate in their party’s primary while other states have no party restrictions and allow voters to participate in any one primary they choose.”
UPDATE: Excellent Analysis here. (may be one-sided…you decide)
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