Gould fundraising lags in AZ-4:

Sen. Ron Gould raised less than $19,000 from donors. Gould made a $90,000 loan to his campaign from personal funds.

Gould took in less for the three months than Babeu did in the six weeks after the allegations were made …

Though he came in a close third in Alabama and Mississippi, and though his commanding win in the Hawaii caucuses produced no allocated delegates, Mitt Romney still won more delegates last night because of three things: Proportional allocation, American Samoa, and unpledged delegates.

When Michael Steele …

Last night ended up comparatively close between Santorum, Romney, and Gingrich in the two southern primaries, with Romney coming in a close third to Gingrich’s second. Santorum’s victories in the South help fuel his dark horse campaign and increase calls for Gingrich to drop out. …

Unofficial totals:

Delegate totals

Mitt Romney: 415
Rick Santorum: 176
Newt Gingrich: 105
Ron Paul: 47

1144 delegates needed to win nomination
1541 delegates remaining

For state totals, visit RealClearPolitics

Mitt Romney’s electability argument has seen its ups and downs. There is no doubt that a cohort of the conservative movement, writ large, has sought to find an alternative to Romney in the primary process, and this has driven Romney’s electability argument up and down …

Hugh Hewitt makes that argument on his blog early this morning:

Mitt Romney won six of ten contests last night, including a big come-from-behind win in the key state of Ohio, but it won’t be enough to kill off the MSM’s favorite …

Having won his home state of Georgia, a defiant Newt Gingrich speaks to supporters.

Unofficial election numbers

Having won three of 10 Super Tuesday contests, a hopeful Rick Santorum speaks to supporters.

Unofficial election numbers

Having taken most of the contents on Super Tuesday, a confident Mitt Romney speaks to supporters.

Unofficial election numbers

Marc Theissen begins thusly in his piece in the Washington Post Monday:

Class warfare is not a winning strategy, but it is the only card Obama has to play.

That’s the good news for Republicans. The bad news is: Right now, the GOP is blowing …