Summary:
Super Tuesday, 10 states will have their contests.
Alaska Caucus: 27 delegates.
Georgia Primary: Winner take all (by district and statewide). 76 delegates.
Idaho Caucus: 32 Delegates.
Massachusetts Proportional Primary: 41 Delegates.
North Dakota Caucus: 28 Delegates.
Ohio Primary: Winner take all (by district and statewide). 66 Delegates.
Oklahoma Primary: Winner take all (by district and statewide). 43 Delegates.
Tennessee Primary: In each district and statewide - if winner receives a majority, winner-take-all primary; otherwise, proportional primary. 58 Delegates.
Vermont primary: District: Winner-take-all primary. Statewide: If winner receives a majority, winner-take-all primary; otherwise, proportional primary. 17 Delegates.
Virginia Primary: District: Winner-take-all primary. Statewide: If winner receives a majority, winner-take-all primary; otherwise, proportional primary. 50 Delegates. Only Paul and Romney are on the ballot
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None specified
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