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[[Mitt Romney]] is strong in the winner-take-all states of [[Massachusetts]], [[Vermont]] and [[Utah]], which yield a total of 96 delegates.
[[Mitt Romney]] is strong in the winner-take-all states of [[Massachusetts]], [[Vermont]] and [[Utah]], which yield a total of 96 delegates.
[[Ron Paul]] should do well in [[New Hampshire]], with its independent streak and proportional assignment of delegates, and in his home state of [[Texas]], which has a late primary (March 4th) but 140 delegates.
[[Ron Paul]] should do well in [[New Hampshire]], with its independent streak and proportional assignment of delegates, and in his home state of [[Texas]], which has a late primary (March 4) but 140 delegates.
[[Fred Thompson]] can be expected to win the winner-take-all state of [[Tennessee]], assuming he wins a majority of the votes, for a total of 55 delegates.
[[Fred Thompson]] can be expected to win the winner-take-all state of [[Tennessee]], assuming he wins a majority of the votes, for a total of 55 delegates.
* April 26, 2008 - [[Kansas]], [[Nevada]] - __ delegates
* April 26, 2008 - [[Kansas]], [[Nevada]] - __ delegates
* May 2008 - [[Alaska]](date to be determined) - __ delegates
* May 2008 - [[Alaska]](date to be determined) - __ delegates
* May 6, 2008 - [[Indiana]] - __ delegates
* May 6, 2008 - [[Indiana]] - __ delegates
* May 10, 2008 - [[Wyoming]] - __ delegates
* May 10, 2008 - [[Wyoming]] - __ delegates
* May 13, 2008 - [[Nebraska]] - __ delegates
* May 13, 2008 - [[Nebraska]] - __ delegates
* May 17 2008 - [[Maine]] (tentative date) - __ delegates
* May 17, 2008 - [[Maine]] (tentative date) - __ delegates
* May 20, 2008 - [[Kentucky]], [[Oregon]] - __ delegates
* May 20, 2008 - [[Kentucky]], [[Oregon]] - __ delegates
* May 27, 2008 - [[Idaho]] - __ delegates
* May 27, 2008 - [[Idaho]] - __ delegates