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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 2012, '''Super Tuesday''' is on March 6, when these states award a total of more than 400 delegates for the [[Presidential Election 2012]]:

'''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 2020, '''Super Tuesday'''will be on March 3, when these states award a total of more than 400 delegates for the [[Presidential Election 2020]]:

*[[Alaska]] ([[caucus]])

*Alabama

*[[Georgia]] (primary)

*American Samoa

*[[Idaho]] (caucus)

*Arkansas

*[[Massachusetts]] (primary)

*[[North Dakota]] (caucus)

*[[Ohio]] (primary)

*[[Oklahoma]] (primary)

*[[Tennessee]] (primary)

*Massachusetts

*[[Vermont]] (primary)

*Minnesota

*[[Virginia]] (primary)

*North Carolina

 

*Oklahoma

*Tennessee

*Texas

*Vermont

*Virginia

== Super Tuesday 2008 ==

== Super Tuesday 2008 ==

In 2008, '''Super Tuesday''' was February 5, 2008. [[Democrat]] [[Hillary Clinton]] and [[Republican]] [[John McCain]] emerged with the most delegates.  Here are the state-by-state results of Super Tuesday in 2008:

In 2008, '''Super Tuesday''' was February 5, 2008. [[Democrat]] [[Hillary Clinton]] did better than the eventual [[Dem]] nominee [[barack Obama]], and the eventual [[Republican]] nominee [[John McCain]] won on the GOP side.  Here are the state-by-state results of Super Tuesday in 2008:

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