Super PACs Keep Rivals In Race Despite Odds O.C. filmmaker wins $1 million in Bowl ad contest Frontrunners busy on final day before Tuesday All Signs Point to Romney Forecast Fair warmup way for Key could redefine presidential race Mild temps return after cold morning What's at stake Editorial Federal local races headline votes give big lead alter not decide GOP Picking delegates Wyoming is a simple task Voters back away from Santorum Ohio Election 2012 eyes contests Ten states vote today primaries so super about 419 showdown RomneySantorum Newt ET Gingrich touts gas plan says Obama 'profoundly wrong'

Super Tuesday: Will Romney Steal The Deal? 437 delegates. 10 states. 4 candidates. And 1 knock-out punch? Super Tuesday: Four Things To Watch For In a race where the first candidate to reach 1,144 delegates wins the nomination, Romney starts the day with the wind at his back. His superior organization and money meant he got on the ballot pretty much everywhere. Only he and Paul are on the ballot in Virginia for instance. Not-So-Super Tuesday Romney and Santorum are headed for a split decision on what used to be a decisive day. By Howard Kurtz. Super Tuesday: Five Things To Watch A win in Ohio is key for Mitt Romney during the busiest primary day of the election season. Super Tuesday: GOP Candidates In Tight Race For 437 Delegates With nominating contests in 10 states, this could be an opportunity for a candidate to break out from the group. Super Tuesday 'win' could rest in Ohio, Tennessee For former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, who's riding the wave of three wins in a week, Super Tuesday provides an opportunity to break away from his rivals in the Republican presidential race. Super Tuesday: Does Massachusetts Still Love Mitt Romney? Many first-time voters in the state were barely in their teens when Romney left the governor's office. Super Tuesday time to connect The United States contest to see who the opposition Republican party selects as its candidate to replace the incumbent, Barack Obama, has never left… Super Tuesday: Romney, Santorum wage key battle in Ohio 419 delegates in 10 states up for grabs in today's voting could propel GOP presidential nomination into a two-candidate race. Super Tuesday could alter, not decide GOP race ATLANTA—Voting across 10 states marks the busiest day of the Republican race for president and is expected to determine whether Mitt Romney solidifies his status as party front-runner or faces further threats from his challengers.
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