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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20120606:14:43:00

million was spent on the governor s recall, that amounts to about $25.16 per vote, although republicans spent about seven times what democrats did in this recall. now, in texas the congressional candidate outspent every opponent in his race. he spent $2.6 million, can you believe it, $2,276.78 per vote and a fourth place finish.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20120318:22:14:00

understands how the economy works, not because he s debated it in congress, but because he s lived it in the private sector. and i have. i think that will be the fundamental difference between me and president obam a. i hope that s why people vote for me and give me the nod. in this race, have you pointed out many times, you have received a lot more votes, more than 1 million more votes than your nearest competitor, rick santorum. there you, can see the breakdown on the screen. your campaign has raised $63 million, spent $55 million. that means, in a cost per vote on campaign spending, have you spent $15.83 per vote. newt gingrich t$7.76, and rick santorum $2.28 and if you take the money from the super pacs, you have spent $26 per vote, gingrich, $15.50 and santorum,

Mitt romneyEconomy worksRick santorum1 millionSpeaker gingrichPer voteCampaign spending5 million17 763 million63 million55 million35 8315 83Super pacs115 50

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20120211:23:07:00

you alluded to there with paul lepage, the face of tea party governors in this country. what happened in the republican primary that got him elevated, it was a political tsunami in maine, he was not supposed to win. no poll picked you up on it. he spent almost no money in the primary. spent $4 per vote. he was running against sort of somebody who is very similar to mitt romney. a ski area executive, a guy who ended up paying $110 per vote in the primary, less otten. paul lepage merged a blue collar narrative with tea party anti-government rhetoric. he talked about being homeless at the age of 11, being one of 18 kids, working his way up and married it to the anti-government tea party rhetoric and it caught fire in the primary there. you talk about let s see ha happens tonight. if ron paul ends up beating mitt romney. ron paul might be tapping into something kind of similar there. what you just said about the

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Transcripts For CNNW CNN Newsroom 20120110

about. election day in new hampshire. republicans choosing a nominee to run against president obama. democrats choosing, well, president obama. these first in the nation primaries culminate months or even years of campaigning and most of the top republicans are still at it. here s why. the last new hampshire tracking poll by suffolk university puts to rest any visions of iowa-like outcomes. mitt romney s lead is actually a few points wider than yesterday. but jon huntsman has broken out of a three-way tie for third into a virtual dead heat for second. and as of yesterday, 7% of likely voters still have not made up their minds. no need for polls in dixville notch or hartsville locations. those towns voted at midnight and the results are in. drumroll, please. dixville awarded two votes each to romney and huntsman. hart voters gave romney five votes, paul 4, huntsman 2, and gingrich and rick perry, 1 each. whatever happens elsewhere in the granite state, you ll hear it first fro

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