GOP race hits 'Super Tuesday' with presidential nomination still up for grabs

WASHINGTON — A review of the final round of polls in the most closely contested Super Tuesday states finds continuing good news for Mitt Romney in Ohio, where new polls show him edging ahead of Rick Santorum in a very

Granted, Super Tuesday isn't as Super as it once was — it's about half the size is was in 2008 — but it's is still the Tuesday with the most delegates up for grabs in this campaign season. Perhaps the most symbolic is the state of Ohio.

Granted, Super Tuesday isn't as Super as it once was — it's about half the size is was in 2008 — but it's is still the Tuesday with the most delegates up for grabs in this campaign season. Perhaps the most symbolic is the state of Ohio.

This "Super Tuesday" event will supplement Idaho's May primary election, giving Idaho Republicans a greater chance in determining the candidate who will ultimately challenge President Barack Obama on November 3rd, 2012. Idaho's caucus takes place in

The race for the Republican presidential nomination is about to take a big step forward, with 10 states weighing in Tuesday on the biggest day of voting yet in the two-month-old campaign. With several key contests set for so-called "Super Tuesday"