Iowa caucus results

• Mitt Romney, Rick Santorum and Ron Paul were in a tight, three-way race in the Iowa caucuses Tuesday night, based on partial returns in the opening vote of the 2012 Republican presidential campaign.
(Chicago Tribune)
• As the votes from Tuesdays Iowa caucus begin rolling in, we have real-time results. The map below, provided by Google, breaks down the results by county, noting how many precincts have reported the outcome of their caucuses.
(Huffington Post)
• What should we expect from the results in Iowa tonight? I would prepare to be surprised. In 1984 I ran the state for Vice President Walter Mondale's campaign. We won with 49% of the vote.
(FOX News)
• Mitt Romney, Ron Paul and Rick Santorum were in a razor-thin battle for the lead with more than half of the vote in Tuesday night from the Iowa caucuses — the crucial opening act of the 2012 presidential race.
(Politico.com)
• Iowa voters began to caucus across the state Tuesday night, delivering the first real verdict of the 2012 campaign season, after a final frenetic day in which GOP candidates made their final appeals. With results expected by 11 p.m.
(Politico.com)
• At the beginning of the GOP Iowa caucus night, the TV pundits obsessed about the Imagine that! Not knowing the results before the results are known! They'll do it the old-fashioned way, Todd said.
(Denver Post)
• Forget the measly presidential contest.
(YAHOO!)
• Update, 9:45 p.m.: With 31 percent of precincts reporting, the order of the leaders has changed: Romney is now in first, Santorum in second and Paul in third, but the margins are infinitesimal: just 0.
(International Business Times)
• Yesterday in Des Moines, he said the Iowa caucus results might be "small in numbers" but will "send a very big message.
(Businessweek)
• Results were not available at press time be laughable if they were not so insulting to the president and to the intelligence of voters.
(New York Times)