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21:16Now PlayingMitt Romney won easily in Virginia, a state where Rick Santorum and Newt Gingrich were not even on the ballot, and one with a more moderate electorate than the other Southern states voting tonight. But insurgent Ron Paul pulled enough votes to give non-Romney forces some cheer nonetheless.
Paul won the three in 10 Virginia voters who identified themselves as independents, by a wide 64-36 percent. He won the 36 percent looking either for the candidate with "strong moral character" or the "true conservative" in the race, by a combined total of 70-29 percent. Paul also won 51 percent of moderates or liberals voting in the commonwealth, and 45 percent of non-evangelical voters.
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