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Mitt Romney won The Washington Times/CPAC Presidential Straw Poll on Saturday, and also nipped Rick Santorum as the top choice of conservatives nationwide, according to a new version of the poll conducted for the first

He won the influential Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) straw poll here Saturday with 38% support to Rick Santorum's 31%, and he beat Ron Paul in Maine to cinch that state's non-binding caucuses. Romney won in Maine with 39% support to

Romney beat second-place rival Ron Paul 39 percent to 36 percent, ending the week on a high note a few hours after also winning a Conservative Political Action Committee straw poll earlier in the day. The momentum for this week, which began with Rick

Governor Romney received 38% of the vote in the straw poll, followed by Santorum at 31%. Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich received 15% of the vote, with Texas Representative Ron Paul coming in last with 12%.

CPAC — What was once a closely-watched gauge of the conservative electorate, the CPAC straw poll, will again take its place among the major events of the political season, the organizer of the 2012 edition of the Conservative Political Action

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