Florida primary voters choose Romney
Florida Republicans chose former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney in the Sunshine State's GOP presidential primary on Tuesday. Take a look at some of the scenes around the state.
Florida Republicans chose former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney in the Sunshine State's GOP presidential primary on Tuesday. He called it "a great victory."
Florida Republicans chose former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney in the Sunshine State's GOP presidential primary on Tuesday. He called it "a great victory."
Romney handily beat former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich.
All four of the major candidates still in the Republican contest have vowed they will fight on past Florida.
The candidates were all over the state leading up to the primary. Here, Gingrich speaks at a press availability with reporters following attending the Sanctity of Life Sunday service at Idlewild Baptist Church with his wife, Callista, on Sunday.
Romney holds a rally with supporters in Naples, Fla., where he kept up his attacks on Newt Gingrich on Sunday.
Former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum held this rally at Florida State University. He finished a distant third in Florida.
Rep. Ron Paul decided not to focus too heavily on the Florida contest. He spent Tuesday in Colorado, where his campaign said he attracted 12,000 supporters to a rally at the Lory Student Center's Main Ballroom at Colorado State University in Fort Collins.
Voters walk into a polling station on Tuesday.
Some Florida voters cast their ballots for a GOP presidential nominee at the Palmetto Club at Fishhawk Ranch on Tuesday.
This Newt Gingrich supporter sits near a polling place, the Palmetto Club at Fishhawk Ranch, on Tuesday.
Poll workers greet voters as they arrive at the Lithia, Florida polling station.
