About an hour after the polls closed at 8:30 p.m. ET Tuesday night in Arkansas, networks determined that the GOP primary race there was still too close to call.
Arkansas’ primary was just one of the contests in the Southern-dominated Super Tuesday where a number of delegates were up for grabs. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has already won a handful of those contests, while Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) won Texas and Oklahoma.
Trump led Arkansas by a small margin at 32.35 percent of votes with .28 precincts reporting. TPM’s PollTracker Average showed Trump with 34 percent support, Cruz with 27 percent, and Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) with 20 percent ahead of the primary.
7% reporting:
Trump — 34%
Cruz — 27%
Rubio — 26%
Just ask Karl Rove who is going to win, and then call it for the other guy.
Christie standing behind Trump looks like a man who is smelling a long, long, fart coming from the guy in front of him