2012 United States presidential election in Kansas

Democratic caucuses No major Democratic candidate challenged President Obama for the Democratic nomination in 2012. Obama thus won all 517 votes at the State Convention on June 9 and all 53 delegates. Republican caucuses The Republican caucuses were held on Saturday, March 10, 2012. Kansas had 40 delegates to the 2012 Republican National Convention. 25 of these delegates were allocated proportionally to candidates who exceeded a 20% threshold in the statewide vote tally. The 15 remaining delegates were 'winner-take-all' delegates. 12 delegates were given (3 each) to the candidates with most votes in each of Kansas's 4 congressional districts. 3 delegates were awarded to the candidate with most votes statewide. Rick Santorum won the caucus and received 33 delegates. He won the state with 51% of the statewide vote and received most votes in all of the congressional districts, thus winning 15 delegates. As only Santorum and Mitt Romney exceeded the 20% threshold, 18 of the 25 proportionally allocated delegates were allocated to Santorum and 7 to Romney. ==General election==

Predictions Results district results By county ;Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican • Crawford (largest city: Pittsburg) By congressional district Romney won all four congressional districts. ==See also==