The Main Stream Media may love John McCain, but Republican voters do not. Michigan is the fourth state in a row where John McCain lost the Republican vote to another GOP candidate. In Michigan is wasn't even close. Republicans rejected Senator McCain in Michigan decisively, with 3 out of 4 Republican voters giving a thumbs down to the "front running" Arizona Senator, exit polling shows. What was once a trend -- McCain lost among Republican voters even in New Hampshire -- is now a consistent pattern. The choice of Republican voters -- especially non-evangelical Republicans -- was once again Mitt Romney. Romney out-polled McCain 41% to 27% among the GOP in Michigan. McCain proved again which voters he does attract -- those dissatisfied with the war in Iraq, and those who disapprove of President Bush. McCain once again handily won the anti-Bush and anti-Iraq vote.
Other poll results:
Other poll results:
- 9 out of 10 very conservative voters voted against John McCain.
- Ron Paul took 19% of the under 30 vote.
- Old Man McCain was the favorite of the over 60 crowd.
- Huckabee took 29% of the evangelical vote, only 8% of the non-evangelicals.
- 12% of voters picked Ron Paul as the candidate "who is most likely to bring needed change to the country" -- but of those voters less than half voted for Paul.
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