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| − | '''Super Tuesday II''' is a day in the Presidential primary season, which helps continue to determine the Presidential nominee. In the [[2008 Presidential Election]] it was on March 4th, when the states of [[Ohio]], [[Texas]], [[Rhode Island]] and [[Vermont]]. The Republican primaries resulted in John McCain sealing the nomination, while Hillary Clinton had a series of victories (however, [[ | + | '''Super Tuesday II''' is a day in the Presidential primary season, which helps continue to determine the Presidential nominee. In the [[2008 Presidential Election]] it was on March 4th, when the states of [[Ohio]], [[Texas]], [[Rhode Island]] and [[Vermont]]. The Republican primaries resulted in John McCain sealing the nomination, while Hillary Clinton had a series of victories (however, [[Barack Obama|Obama]] had built a solid delegate lead on her by this time.) When the results came in, Governor Mike Huckabee conceded the race to Senator McCain. |
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Revision as of 20:34, April 12, 2008
Super Tuesday II is a day in the Presidential primary season, which helps continue to determine the Presidential nominee. In the 2008 Presidential Election it was on March 4th, when the states of Ohio, Texas, Rhode Island and Vermont. The Republican primaries resulted in John McCain sealing the nomination, while Hillary Clinton had a series of victories (however, Obama had built a solid delegate lead on her by this time.) When the results came in, Governor Mike Huckabee conceded the race to Senator McCain.
Results of Super Tuesday II 2008:
| State | Democrat | Republican |
|---|---|---|
| Ohio | Hillary Clinton | John McCain |
| Texas | Hillary Clinton | John McCain |
| Rhode Island | Hillary Clinton | John McCain |
| Vermont | Barrack Obama | John McCain |