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FACTBOX: Results of Nevada presidential voting

Sat Jan 19, 2008 9:57pm EST

(Reuters) - Democrat Hillary Clinton, a New York senator, and Republican Mitt Romney, a former Massachusetts governor, won Nevada's presidential contest on Saturday.

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Following are the Nevada party caucus results with most of the votes counted as reported by state election offices:

REPUBLICANS

Mitt Romney 51 percent

Ron Paul 14 percent

John McCain 13 percent

Mike Huckabee 8 percent

Fred Thompson 8 percent

DEMOCRATS

Hillary Clinton 51 percent

Barack Obama 45 percent

John Edwards 4 percent

(Editing by Jackie Frank)
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