Mitt Romney won the Michigan Republican Presidential Primary, but did not win the Upper Peninsula. Although the numbers are unofficial until verified by the Secretary of State, the preliminary tally of the Michigan Presidential Primary from February 28 is in. 1,191,288 Michigan voters went to the polls. 79,544 residents turned out to vote in the First Congressional District, which includes all of Upper Michigan.

While candidate Rick Santorum won the First Congressional District over Mitt Romney 28,890 to 26,586, the U.P. county breakdown of the Republican and Democratic votes for the frontrunners is:

Republican

COUNTY Romney Santorum

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ALGER 252 411

BARAGA 396 414

CHIPPEWA 1,378 1,555

DELTA 1,091 1,525

DICKINSON 941 1,507

GOGEBIC 460 613

HOUGHTON 948 1,480

IRON 423 723

KEWEENAW 126 127

LUCE 342 350

MACKINAC 667 666

MARQUETTE 1,539 2,324

MENOMINEE 555 983

ONTONAGON 275 343

SCHOOLCRAFT 296 292

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Democratic

COUNTY Obama Uncommitted

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ALGER 78 11

BARAGA 240 59

CHIPPEWA 435 92

DELTA 551 128

DICKINSON 497 83

GOGEBIC 258 46

HOUGHTON 268 39

IRON 276 61

KEWEENAW 39 4

LUCE 87 14

MACKINAC 145 21

MARQUETTE 490 79

MENOMINEE 269 60

ONTONAGON 178 27

SCHOOLCRAFT 69 21

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Total voters in the Upper Peninsula for the Michigan Presidential Primary February 28, 2012:

ALGER 983

LUCE 1,194

MACKINAC 1,799

BARAGA 1,736

MARQUETTE 5,496

MENOMINEE 2,322

CHIPPEWA 4,222

DELTA 4,436

ONTONAGON 1,059

DICKINSON 4,298

GOGEBIC 1,860

HOUGHTON 3,508

SCHOOLCRAFT 874

IRON 2,148