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Romney Claims Slim Ohio Victory in “Super Tuesday” Vote

HeadlineMar 07, 2012

The Republican presidential race appears headed for the long haul after the “Super Tuesday” slate of primaries failed to produce a decisive winner. Mitt Romney won six states, including what appears to be a slim victory over Rick Santorum in the main battleground state of Ohio. Santorum, meanwhile, won three states, while Newt Gingrich won his home state of Georgia. Romney currently enjoys a sizable lead in delegates, but still only has a third of the number needed for the nomination.

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