US Super Tuesday Finale: McCain and Clinton Takes Super Tuesday Major Victories
Sen. John McCain cemented his front-runner status Tuesday, piling up big wins coast-to-coast. Democratic voters remain evenly split over which of their candidates they would rather see get the nomination.
With just New Mexico left to be counted, Sen. Barack Obama won more states Tuesday, but Sen. Hillary Clinton won states with higher delegate counts. (Vote in Our Preference Poll Today)
McCain capped the night by taking California and its 170 delegates.
Super Tuesday Wins Summary
DEMOCRAT:
Barrack Obama (13): Georgia, Illinois, Delaware, Alabama, Utah, North Dakota, Kansas, Connecticut, Minnesota, Colorado, Idaho, Alaska, Missouri.
Hilary Clinton (8): Oklahoma, Tennessee, Arkansas, New York, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Arizona, California
REPUBLICAN:
John McCain (9): New Jersey, Illinois, Connecticut, Delaware, New York, Oklahoma, California, Missouri, Arizona
Mitt Romney (7): Massachusetts, Utah, Minnesota, Colorado, North Dakota, Montana, Arkansas
Mike Huckabee (5): West Virginia, Arkansas, Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee
With just New Mexico left to be counted, Sen. Barack Obama won more states Tuesday, but Sen. Hillary Clinton won states with higher delegate counts. (Vote in Our Preference Poll Today)
McCain capped the night by taking California and its 170 delegates.
Super Tuesday Wins Summary
DEMOCRAT:
Barrack Obama (13): Georgia, Illinois, Delaware, Alabama, Utah, North Dakota, Kansas, Connecticut, Minnesota, Colorado, Idaho, Alaska, Missouri.
Hilary Clinton (8): Oklahoma, Tennessee, Arkansas, New York, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Arizona, California
REPUBLICAN:
John McCain (9): New Jersey, Illinois, Connecticut, Delaware, New York, Oklahoma, California, Missouri, Arizona
Mitt Romney (7): Massachusetts, Utah, Minnesota, Colorado, North Dakota, Montana, Arkansas
Mike Huckabee (5): West Virginia, Arkansas, Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee