I for one am very pleased with the results of operation hilarity in Michigan, as the goal should not be to pick a winner but to prevent a winner. As we move on to Tennessee however quite simply the math changes. When reading this Survey. It is abundantly clear that Rick Santorum will win Tennessee. In the Republican delegate rules in Tennessee a candidate needs 66% to become winner take all [very unlikely] But there is a catch a candidate requires 20% to win delegates therefore if none of his rival hit 20%, it becomes winner take all by default. Mitt Romney is currently under that 20% statewide, but with undecided it seems somewhat likely that he will get over the hump. But given regional variance it is possible that in some Congressional Districts, Romney can be held under 20%. Better yet because each District only gets three delegates , the second place finisher is the only one entitled to delegates, given the only 6 point gap between Romney and Gingrich , and possibility for regional variance and no real chance for more delegates for Santorum, The correct Hilarity vote in Tennessee is Gingrich not Santorum.