Will Anyone Drop Out After Super Tuesday? (ContributorNetwork)

[unable to retrieve full-text content]ContributorNetwork - ANALYSIS | As many as 10 states will decide more than 400 delegates to the Republican National Convention when GOP voters head to polls and caucus sites Tuesday. Known colloquially as "Super Tuesday," the match-up will see four mainstream Republican candidates vying for delegates on that day. CNN states Mitt Romney gained a little momentum by winning the Wyoming caucus. Romney earned 39 percent of the vote, while rival Rick Santorum had 32 percent. The overall delegate count stands at 150 for Romney, 85 for Santorum, 29 for Newt Gingrich and 18 for Rep. Ron Paul.

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