Results so far:
| Yes | 28% | 26 votes | Total: 92 votes | |
| No | 72% | 66 votes |
Super Tuesday is going to make the Democratic Primary for the simple reason that it will have proven one campaign strategy correct. Hillary Clinton has, since the beginning o...read more
The question isn't "will the nomination be wrapped up?" or "will the Democrats have a candidate in place to face the Republicans?" The answer to either of those questions would...read more
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by Sean Curtis
Right now the Democratic Party is split down the middle. The split is, for the most part, an amicable one. Most Democrats would agree that both Hilary Clinton and Barack Obama a...read more
The leader for the Democratic nomination for president will not be selected after the Super Tuesday Primaries. It's a fact that neither candidate is favored by a majority o...read more
On the Democratic side Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama may battle each other all the way to the convention with neither taking a commanding lead, let alone capturing the 2,025 ...read more
by Paul Ruth
In the end, no. Super Tuesday is the closest thing that this country has to a country wide primary. So far, the candidates have been in a tie. The race to the finish will onl...read more
No, for two reasons. Firstly, delegates are split by precinct in Democratic primaries, so even a %60/%40 majority will only put the leading candidate a neck ahead in this horse ...read more
by Gary Gagne
Super Tuesday was something I had never seen before. It was exciting, and I suspect, it was the way primaries are supposed to run. On the Republican side John McCain is out in ...read more

