GOP presidential hopeful Mitt Romney has directed $1.8 million in contributions from political committees controlled by his campaign and cash from his own pocket to win the support of Republicans candidates. Here’s how much Republicans in each early-voting state got and which Republican presidential candidate won. Super Tuesday contributions are in the second chart.
| State |
Contributions |
Winner |
| IA |
$92,657 |
Santorum |
| NH |
$105,250 |
Romney |
| SC |
$100,205 |
Gingrich |
| FL |
$82,128 |
Romney |
| NV |
$20,633 |
Romney |
| MO |
$35,000 |
Romney |
| MN |
$22,163 |
Santorum |
| CO |
$16,685 |
Santorum |
| ME |
$10,750 |
Romney |
| MI |
$59,803 |
Romney |
| AZ |
$38,166 |
Romney |
| WY |
$22,500 |
Romney |
| WA |
$8,000 |
Romney |
Spending for Super Tuesday states
| MA |
$80,232 |
| GA |
$65,155 |
| VA |
$50,763 |
| TN |
$45,000 |
| OH |
$37,579 |
| AK |
$2,500 |
| OK |
$12,250 |
| VT |
$8,250 |
| ID |
$21,341 |
| ND |
$4,500 |
