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| − | '''Super Tuesday''' is the day in the presidential [[primary]] when the most [[delegate]]s are decided based on the votes cast in party primaries. In 2008, '''Super Tuesday''' | + | '''Super Tuesday''' is the day in the presidential [[primary]] when the most [[delegate]]s are decided based on the votes cast in party primaries. In 2008, '''Super Tuesday''' was February 5, 2008. [[Democrat]] [[Hillary Clinton]] and [[Republican]] [[John McCain]] emerged with the most delegates. |
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| + | ==Alabama== | ||
| + | ===Democrats=== | ||
| + | Barack Obama | ||
| + | ===Republicans=== | ||
| + | Mike Huckabee | ||
| + | ==Alaska== | ||
| + | ===Democrats=== | ||
| + | Barack Obama | ||
| + | ===Republicans=== | ||
| + | Mitt Romney | ||
| + | ==Arizona== | ||
| + | ===Democrats=== | ||
| + | Hillary Clinton | ||
| + | ===Republicans=== | ||
| + | John McCain | ||
| + | ==Arkansas== | ||
| + | ===Democrats=== | ||
| + | Hillary Clinton | ||
| + | ===Republicans=== | ||
| + | Mike Huckabee | ||
| + | ==California== | ||
| + | ===Democrats=== | ||
| + | Hillary Clinton | ||
| + | ===Republicans=== | ||
| + | John McCain | ||
| + | ==Colorado== | ||
| + | ===Democrats=== | ||
| + | Barack Obama | ||
| + | ===Republicans=== | ||
| + | Mitt Romney | ||
| + | ==Connecticut== | ||
| + | ===Democrats=== | ||
| + | Barack Obama | ||
| + | ===Republicans=== | ||
| + | John McCain | ||
| + | ==Delaware== | ||
| + | ===Democrats=== | ||
| + | Barack Obama | ||
| + | ===Republicans=== | ||
| + | John McCain | ||
| + | ==Georgia== | ||
| + | ===Democrats=== | ||
| + | Barack Obama | ||
| + | ===Republicans=== | ||
| + | Mike Huckabee | ||
| + | ==Idaho== | ||
| + | ===Democrats=== | ||
| + | Barack Obama | ||
| + | ==Illinios== | ||
| + | ===Democrats=== | ||
| + | Barack Obama | ||
| + | ===Republicans=== | ||
| + | John McCain | ||
| + | ==Kansas== | ||
| + | ===Democrats=== | ||
| + | Barack Obama | ||
| + | ==Massachusetts== | ||
| + | ===Democrats=== | ||
| + | Hillary Clinton | ||
| + | ===Republicans=== | ||
| + | Mitt Romney | ||
| + | ==Minnesota== | ||
| + | ===Democrats=== | ||
| + | Barack Obama | ||
| + | ===Republicans=== | ||
| + | Mitt Romney | ||
| + | ==Missouri== | ||
| + | ===Democrats=== | ||
| + | Barack Obama | ||
| + | ===Republicans=== | ||
| + | John McCain | ||
| + | ==Montana== | ||
| + | ===Republicans=== | ||
| + | Mitt Romney | ||
| + | ==New Jersey== | ||
| + | ===Democrats=== | ||
| + | Hillary Clinton | ||
| + | ===Republicans=== | ||
| + | John McCain | ||
| + | ==New Mexico== | ||
| + | ===Democrats=== | ||
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| + | ==New York== | ||
| + | ===Democrats=== | ||
| + | Hillary Clinton | ||
| + | ===Republicans=== | ||
| + | John McCain | ||
| + | ==North Dakota== | ||
| + | ===Democrats=== | ||
| + | Barack Obama | ||
| + | ===Republicans=== | ||
| + | Mitt Romney | ||
| + | ==Oklahoma== | ||
| + | ===Democrats=== | ||
| + | Hillary Clinton | ||
| + | ===Republicans=== | ||
| + | John McCain | ||
| + | ==Tennessee== | ||
| + | ===Democrats=== | ||
| + | Hillary Clinton | ||
| + | ===Republicans=== | ||
| + | Mike Huckabee | ||
| + | ==Utah== | ||
| + | ===Democrats=== | ||
| + | Barack Obama | ||
| + | ===Republicans=== | ||
| + | Mitt Romney | ||
| + | ==West Virginia== | ||
| + | ===Republicans=== | ||
| + | Mike Huckabee | ||
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[[category:politics]] | [[category:politics]] | ||
Revision as of 15:13, February 6, 2008
Super Tuesday is the day in the presidential primary when the most delegates are decided based on the votes cast in party primaries. In 2008, Super Tuesday was February 5, 2008. Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican John McCain emerged with the most delegates.
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Alaska
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Arizona
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John McCain
Arkansas
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Mike Huckabee
California
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Hillary Clinton
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John McCain
Colorado
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Connecticut
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John McCain
Delaware
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Georgia
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Mike Huckabee
Idaho
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Barack Obama
Illinios
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Barack Obama
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John McCain
Kansas
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Massachusetts
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Minnesota
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Montana
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New Mexico
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North Dakota
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Oklahoma
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Tennessee
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Mike Huckabee
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