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UPDATE: Ann Wagner has dropped out. 

Here are the vote totals for the RNC Chairman's race as they come in... this could take a bit...

• Sixth ballot:  Priebus 80, Anuzis 37, Cino 34, Wagner 17
• Fifth ballot: Priebus 67, Cino 40, Anuzis 32, Wagner 28, 1 write-in
• Fourth ballot: Priebus 58, Cino 29, Wagner 28, Steele 28, Anuzis 24
• Third ballot: Priebus 54, Steele 33, Wagner 32, Cino 28, Anuzis 21
• Second ballot: Priebus 52, Steele 37, Cino 30, Wagner 27, Anuzis 22
  
• First ballot: Priebus 45, Steele 44, Cino 32, Anuzis 24, Wagner 23

h/t TPM

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From the AP: "Former ambassador Ann Wagner, of Missouri, has set up a fundraising committee for a possible campaign to head the Republican National Committee...Republican consultant John Hancock, who organized Wagner's fundraising committee, said Friday that she is very seriously considering a bid for RNC chairwoman."

Politico's Dave Catanese: "Former U.S. ambassador and Missouri GOP chair Ann Wagner is preparing to announce within days her candidacy to head the Republican National Committee, according to several Missouri Republicans familiar with her plans."

UPDATE: Kinder's Deputy Lieutenant Governor also likes the site. 

Peter Kinder is actively promoting a new RNC fundraising website strongly suggesting that President Obama and his judicial nominees want to edit the U.S. Constitution to create new protections for terrorists and sex offenders.

As The Plum Line's Greg Sargent wrote earlier today, "the new site is the latest sign that the RNC is willing to employ garish, misleading, over-the-top fundraising appeals, even though they attract massive amounts of criticism, because they accomplish their desired effect of bringing in the bucks."

Looking to reconnect with the common man, Michael Steele and the Republican National Committee are gathering at a beachfront resort in Waikiki today for their winter meeting.

Michael Steele is no doubt looking to Roy Blunt for guidance on how to entertain corporate donors on the beach, while still asking for votes from the folks who couldn't afford to set foot on their resorts.  Blunt, of course, has a long history of meeting with moneyed supporters under the cabana.