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| Super Tuesday: Romney Projected Winner in 2 States CNBC.com Super Tuesday polls have closed in three states. NBC News has declared Mitt Romney the projected winner in Virginia and Vermonth and Newt Gingrich the projected winner in Georgia. The marathon race at a crossroads, Romney and his Republican rivals ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Super Tuesday Results: Gingrich wins Georgia; GOP rivals vie in 10 states Pocono Record Gingrich pinned all his presidential ambitions on Tuesday's vote in Georgia, spending much of the week campaigning in the state rather than the other nine Super Tuesday states. The go-for-broke strategy paid off. The victory was no surprise, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Super Tuesday: Vermont primary win gives Romney a delegate boost Chicago Tribune It's Romney's second prize of Super Tuesday, after Virginia was also called in his favor. Vermont was called based on exit polls, which projected a double-digit margin for Romney. Paul and Santorum were closely matched for second place. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Hard to Predict Super Tuesday Results ABC News (blog) BELMONT, Mass. — Moments after casting his vote in his hometown in Massachusetts, Mitt Romney said he isn't sure how he will fare tonight but remained optimistic about his path to the nomination. "I think it's really hard to predict what's going to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Conservative Oklahoma holds Super Tuesday election Times Record News AP OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Voters lined up to cast ballots in the Super Tuesday contest in Oklahoma, where Republican Rick Santorum hoped his brand of social conservatism and recent campaign visits would translate to victory in the self-proclaimed ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Super Tuesday Exit Polls Show a Split in Crucial Contests WSAV-TV With about an hour before the first polls close in some states voting on Super Tuesday, early exit polls out of Ohio and Tennessee show a hesitant electorate split in crucial contests, according to those who responded to questioners. See all stories on this topic » |
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