Marco, Marco Rubio Rubio Star is Fading March-08-2016

Marco Rubio is not Marco Polo
Not by any stretch who went to China

Marco Rubio he wants some fame
He wants to stay in the race to the finish

Defeat after defeat does not bother him
He is praying to the lord to Win in Florida

He believes in prayer so fellow super religious
99 delegates in Florida are the prize

He wants like a Florida alligator to swallow
He was little Marco by Donald Trump

He does not short fuse
So he will not melt

Florida, Florida he we come
Good Luck

Marco Rubio: I Know How Old The Earth Is

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Republican races

Polls closing at 8 p.m. ET: Mississippi
Polls closing at 9 p.m. ET: Michigan
Polls closing at 11:00pm ET: Idaho (GOP only)
Polls closing at 1:00am ET: Hawaii (GOP Caucuses only)

Michigan

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  Republican

  Trump38%
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  Democratic

  Sanders51%

View: 9.5% reporting

 

Winning

Size of lead

Candidate	Vote	%	Del
Trump	75,472	37.6%	--
Kasich	59,255	29.6%	--
Cruz	40,822	20.4%	--
Rubio	17,245	8.6%	--
Other	7,724	3.9%

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Mississippi

Republican

0.2% reporting

Candidate	Vote	%	Del
Trump	247	52.2%	--
Cruz	179	37.8%	--
Kasich	29	6.1%	--
Rubio	7	1.5%	--
Other	11	2.3%	--

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Who turned out in today’s primaries and caucuses and what motivated their votes?

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Republicans will be voting today in three primaries: Michigan, Mississippi and Idaho. Hawaii is also holding its Republican caucuses today.

The ABC News Analysis Desk will be updating this page all night.

Emerging Themes

Here's a summary of what we're seeing in the GOP contests across states, grouped by key themes. This latest update is based on preliminary exit poll results. Such estimates can differ from final results, sometimes substantially.

Two different races are shaping up in the Michigan and Mississippi Republican primaries according to preliminary exit poll results. In Mississippi, nearly all voters are evangelicals and mainline Republicans, with a high number of strong conservatives. In Michigan, by contrast, far fewer are in either of those groups, and there are notably more political independents voting.

On the Democratic side the contests differ substantially as well. Preliminary exit poll results suggest that turnout among blacks could be a record in Mississippi and is among the highest yet this election season, similar to South Carolina, where Hillary Clinton romped to a lopsided win. Michigan blacks make up far less of their state’s electorate – just more than two in 10 voters.

In hypothetical two-way races, Trump leads Rubio by a wide margin and Cruz by a much closer one in Mississippi. In Michigan, Trump-Cruz and Trump-Rubio head-to-heads are close.

Economy

Record or near-record levels of economic anxiety, support for temporarily banning Muslims from entering the country and backing for deportation of Muslims lifted Donald Trump in Mississippi – along with his trademark outsider credentials.

Immigration

Half of GOP primary voters in Mississippi support deporting undocumented immigrants rather than giving them a path to legal status, higher than the average from previous primaries. In Michigan, fewer but nearly four in 10 support deportation. Deportation supporters have been another strong group for Trump in past contests. Rubio’s done much better among the somewhat larger group of voters who’d prefer a path to legal status (similar to Kasich in New Hampshire).

Anger

Not surprisingly given the level of economic discontent, four in 10 GOP voters in the state said they were not just dissatisfied but downright angry with the way the federal government is working. While that was typical for Republican primaries to date, preliminary exit poll data indicated that nearly six in 10 angry voters were backing Trump – also close to a record for him, if it holds.

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