so we want to get to tom forman, as well as tell you again, we are monitoring again green bay, wisconsin. rick santorum is standing by. tom, what do you know? >> reporter: well, we know that one of the things that made a difference tonight was the religious vote. if we look at the turnout here, you look at the voters who came out, those who are born again or evangelical christian, 60% and went heavily for rick santorum, 56% to 21%. but look at the ones who weren't born again or evangelical, 41% to 36% for santorum. so romney edged him out. but not by a big margin. in the next category, look at this, mitt romney wins here among those who say that doesn't matter much, 38% to 31%. but look at the numbers. that's a small group, 14% compared to 42%. 31% who say it matters a great deal or somewhat, and rick santorum handily wins that. the simple truth is, this was natural territory for rick santorum. you always hear people talk about the bible belt. this is a map of evangelicals in the united states. the dark brown are most of them. when they talk about the bible belt, that's what they are tal

so we want to get to tom forman, as well as tell you again, we are monitoring again green bay, wisconsin. rick santorum is standing by. tom, what do you know? >> reporter: well, we know that one of the things that made a difference tonight was the religious vote. if we look at the turnout here, you look at the voters who came i'll ask what it will take for mitt romney to nail down the nomination as rick santorum continues to challenge. and the woman behind the campaign surge, karen santorum. what she thinks of charges that her husband is anti-women. >> it makes me really sad that the media tries to do that to him. they try to make it look like he's something that he's not. rick is a great guy. he's completely supportive of women. he's surrounded by a lot of very strong women. and i think women have nothing to fear when it comes to contraceptives. he will do nothing on that issue. >> we begin tonight with our big story, an exclusive interview with anne romney. and the candidate's wife joins me now. tell me this. it's been a rough old campaign. everyone accepts that. i always think most of

tom forman is taking us on a virtual convention tour right now. >> reporter: all evening as we have watched the trends from voting right here on our virtual convention floor, we have been tracking what that will mean to the array of delegates at the actual convention to mitt romney, rick santorum and newt gingrich and ron paul. let's take a look at the latest and we'll take our camera up high so you can see what's happening here. as we said calculating the exact allocation of delegates is difficult so soon with the complex formulas the states use, but newt gingrich had a good start to the night winning georgia. we're showing his new delegates over on the left. ron paul grabbing a few on the right. the war however is happening in the two middle sections. rick santorum with his wins in tennessee, oklahoma, north dakota has been trying to close the gap on mitt romney. he'll get more before the counting is is done, but here is the problem. mitt romney by taking massachusetts, vermont, idaho and virginia, santorum and gingrich were not even on the ballot is still expanding his lead. we said he g

tonight, tom forman is taking us on a virtual convention to give us a sense of how the delegate count may shift from here on out. >> as we have tracked all the developments all evening, you can see how the landscape of delegates here at the virtual convention has been changed by the voting today. let's take our camera way up high for a better look. remember the delegate count is all that really matters and at this point this is our best calculation about how today's delegates will be divided. newt gingrich on the left here picks up his home state of georgia and more than 60 delegates. ron paul over on the right dprabs a little more than a dozen. rick santorum in purple here hits hard with wins in tennessee, oklahoma, north dakota and a strong showing in ohio. we have marked him down for more than 70 new delegates, but now we add mitt romney. he had not only the most delegates coming into the night, but how he's also added to the lead. picking up massachusetts, idaho, vermont, virginia and then that big win in ohio. he'll get well over 175 new delegates on his team. but it is important

here is tom forman. >> reporter: 3:00 sunday morning, deep in taliban territory, afghan troops spot an leaving the outpost all alone. they alert u.s. commanders to say it is an army sergeant in his mid-30s with a wife and children. they will learn he is working security, he is a qualified sniper. he suffered a brain injury in a vehicle accident in 2010 but was found fit for duty. he's been to iraq three times. as they organize a search, they have no idea where he is headed. a short while later, less than a mile away, witnesses say the night erupts. one guy came in, pulled a boy from his sleep and shot him in this doorway, this woman says. then he came back inside the room and put a gun in the mouth of one child and stomped on another. according to residents, the uniformed gunman moved from house to house in two small vim lajs, shooting into some, entering others. several people were wounded and survived. 16 people did not. four men, three women and nine children. at least one of them, just a toddler, were killed. most of the dead were related to each other. look at this, the bodies, th

tonight, tom forman is taking us on a virtual convention to give us a sense of how the delegate countrom here on out. >> as we have tracked all the developments all evening, you can see how the landscape of delegates here at the virtual convention has been changed by the voting today. let's take our camera way up high for a better look. remember the delegate count is all that really matters and at this point this is our best calculation about how today's delegates will be divided. newt gingrich on the left here picks up his home state of georgia and more than 60 delegates. ron paul over on the right dprabs a little more than a dozen. rick santorum in purple here hits hard with wins in tennessee, oklahoma, north dakota and a strong showing in ohio. we have marked him down for more than 70 new delegates, but now we add mitt romney. he had not only the most delegates coming into the night, but how he's also added to the lead. picking up massachusetts, idaho, vermont, virginia and then that big win in ohio. he'll get well over 175 new delegates on his team. but it is important to consider

tom forman is taking us on a virtual convention tour right now. >> reporter: all evening as we have watchedwhat that will mean to the array of delegates at the actual convention to mitt romney, rick santorum and newt gingrich and ron paul. let's take a look at the latest and we'll take our camera up high so you can see what's happening here. as we said calculating the exact allocation of delegates is difficult so soon with the complex formulas the states use, but newt gingrich had a good start to the night winning georgia. we're showing his new delegates over on the left. ron paul grabbing a few on the right. the war however is happening in the two middle sections. rick santorum with his wins in tennessee, oklahoma, north dakota has been trying to close the gap on mitt romney. he'll get more before the counting is is done, but here is the problem. mitt romney by taking massachusetts, vermont, idaho and virginia, santorum and gingrich were not even on the ballot is still expanding his lead. we said he grabbed a whole block of seats earlier. now he has some more. so the picture of the convent