Super Tuesday: The Untold Stories Of Idaho And Alaska's Primaries

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Karla Robinson
Staff Reporter

Idaho and Alaska haven't been a main focus of Super Tuesday but could prove important.

GOP Candidates Face Last Stop Before Super Tuesday In Washington

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Ron Paul rally, Vancouver, 2008. (Red Barnes/Flickr)

Catherine Green
Executive Producer

Paul was the only candidate still in the state Saturday.

Missouri Primary: Does It Even Matter?

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Karla Robinson
Staff Reporter

Non-binding primary might just be for show.

The Nevada Caucuses: An Overview

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Amanda Martinez
Executive Producer

A quick snapshot of the Nevada caucuses.

SLIDESHOW: Scenes From The Nevada Caucuses

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Inside Washoe County's caucus. (Dan Watson)

Dan Watson
Editor-in-Chief

Washoe residents voice their choice.

Nevada GOP Caucus Breakdown

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Matt Pressberg
Staff Columnist

Prediction: Romney will easily win Saturday's caucuses in Nevada. Here's an analysis on why.

Paul Targets Delegates, Puts Primaries Into Perspective

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Ron Paul at the Western Republican Leadership Conference in Las Vegas last October. (Gage Skidmore/Wikimedia Commons)

Lauren Foliart
Staff Reporter

Ron Paul at the Western Republican Leadership Conference in Las Vegas last October. (Gage Skidmore/Wikimedia Commons) Ron Paul is nowhere near abandoning the GOP race to presidency—he’s just changing his route.

While Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich duke it out in the Florida primary on Tuesday, Paul will arrive in Colorado, one of many stops in his campaign to collect delegate votes.