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    Delegates split 3 ways in Alabama, Mississippi

    By STEPHEN OHLEMACHER | Associated Press – Wed, Mar 14, 2012

    WASHINGTON (AP) — Former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum picked up at least 29 delegates Tuesday after winning the Alabama and Mississippi Republican presidential primaries.

    Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich added at least 24 delegates and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney got at least 31. Texas Rep. Ron Paul was being shut out.

    A total of 107 delegates were at stake Tuesday in Mississippi, Alabama, Hawaii and American Samoa, and 26 were still left to be allocated. The breakdown:

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    Mississippi

    Delegates at stake: 37

    Romney: 12

    Santorum: 13

    Gingrich: 12

    Paul: 0

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    Alabama

    Delegates at stake: 47

    Romney: 10

    Santorum: 16

    Gingrich: 12

    Paul: 0

    Remaining: 9

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    Hawaii

    Delegates at stake: 17

    None allocated so far.

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    American Samoa

    Delegates at stake: 6

    Romney: 6

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    Grand totals to date

    Romney: 485

    Santorum: 246

    Gingrich: 131

    Paul: 47

    Needed to win GOP nomination: 1,144

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