Mitt Romney and Wife Ann Davies Celebrate Florida Primary 2012 Win (Pictures)

By Neil Karen

Former Massachusetts Governor and US presidential hopeful Mitt Romney has easily won a victory in the Republican primary election in Florida according to official results. Reportedly, Mr Romney polled 47% in Tuesday's presidential primary election while his rival Newt Gingrich only managed 32% and insisted that he has no intention of dropping out. Rick Santorum and Ron Paul garnered 13 per cent and seven per cent of the vote respectively. Florida's primary is the largest and most diverse of the four states to hold Republican presidential nominating contests so far this year and the men took on Barack Obama in this state. Mitt Romney’s easy win ensures him a solid position in the GOP nomination.

Republican presidential candidate and former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney and his wife Ann Davies celebrate his Florida primary win and greet supporters in Tampa on 31 January 2012

Florida's Republican primary is latest step of the 2012 Presidential Election for Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, Rick Santorum and Ron Paul who will take on President Obama to become the Republican candidate

Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney is seen in a primary election night event in Tampa, Florida on 31 January 2012. His teams spent millions dollars on mud-slinging TV ads during the events and the number has outspent Newt Gingrich’s budget by roughly $12 million

Mitt Romney is a wealthy former Massachusetts governor and private equity firm executive who lost to Gingrich in the January 21 South Carolina primary

Supporters of Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney cheer as the results are announced during the Florida primary election in Tampa, Florida

Mr Romney beams during his victory celebration

Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, along with his son Josh Romney, watches on the results for the Florida primary election at the Tampa Convention Center

Mitt Romney told the supporters that he was ready to take on President Barack Obama in the November election, stating “Mr. President, you were elected to lead, you chose to follow, and now it's time for you to get out of the way”

Results of the Florida Republican primary

Mitt Romney and Wife Ann on Florida Primary Election (Pictures)

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New Hampshire Primary 2012: Mitt Romney And Family Celebrate Second Victory in Manchester (Pictures)

By Henes Pitt

On January 10, former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney took a major step toward winning the Republican Party’s president race with a convincing victory in the New Hampshire primary. Romney easily defeated five Republican rivals one week after a narrow win in the Iowa caucuses and appears to be a strong favorite to be the Republican challenger against President Barack Obama in the November election.

Mitt Romney celebrated his victory with his family and supporters and said “Thank you New Hampshire. Tonight, we made history”. He is the first person who wins the two first contests of presidential nomination, the Iowa caucus and New Hampshire primary.

Presidential candidate Mitt Romney his whole family greeted supporters at a victory party at Southern New Hampshire University in Manchester on January 10.

Mitt Romney surrounded by his son Josh Romney and his grandchildren at the Romney for President New Hampshire primary night victory party.

Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney kissed his wife Ann Romney after winning New Hampshire Primary on January 10.

Republican presidential hopeful former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney talked with his three sons (Josh, Matt and Tagg Romney) and grandchildren while waiting backstage for a campaign rally on January 9, 2012 in Bedford, just one day before New Hampshire primary.

The result of New Hampshire primary was announced on Tuesday night, January 10. Mitt Romney won 39 percent of the vote.

Supporters of Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, react as he was declared the winner of the New Hampshire primary election at his reception in Manchester

Republican front-runner Mitt Romney talks with his son Matt Romney and grandson Nate Romney while waiting backstage before before he campaigns at McKelvie Intermediate School

In his victory speech, Romney focused less on his Republican rivals abut aimed at President Barrack Obama: “We know that the future of this country is better than 8 or 9 percent unemployment. It is better than $15 trillion in debt. It is better than the misguided policies and broken promises of the last three years - and the failed leadership of one man”

Mitt Romney still trailed President Obama by 5 percentage points in the White House race but was catching up.

Mitt Romney with wife Ann Romney and his grandchildren poses after winning major victory in New Hampshire Primary.

The next round of presidential election is South Carolina primary which will be held in January 21.

Mitt Romney's victory speech

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Mary Rose is currently a lecturer on society. In her free time, Mary is fond of joining social activities. Her goal is to provide up-to-date news and articles on society and culture.

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