UPDATE @ Midnight EST
Today is Super Tuesday. It is Democratic and Republican Presidential Primaries and Caucuses in 24 states. All day long, the media has distributed the results of primaries/caucuses in Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Kansas, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Utah and West Virginia.
Alabama: For Democrats, looks like Obama Barack wins while for Republicans, it is tied between Huckabee and McCain at 39% with 43% of precincts counting.
Confirmed: Obama and Huckabee.
Alaska: No report. Still wait and see.
Arizona: So far, no report.
Update: Clinton and McCain has a sizable lead. But too early to tell.
Arkansas: It appears that for Democrats, Clinton steamrolls as expected. Of course, our loony Republican, Mike Huckabee, as the Governor of this marvelous state that lacks a light bulb, is victorious in this state. No contest there.
Confirmed: Clinton and Huckabee.
California: No report at this time.
Update: Clinton and McCain has a sizable lead but again, too early to tell.
Colorado: No report at this time.
Update: Obama and Romney leads for Democrats and Republicans but still too early to declare the winners.
Connecticut: For Democrats, it is pretty hot — no winners so far. Meanwhile for Republicans, McCain wins this one.
Update: Obama pulls this one for Democrats.
Delaware: Obama is the winner of Democrats. Wacky McCain is the winner for Republicans.
Georgia: As expected, Georgia Democrats preferred Obama. Meanwhile, it is impossible to decide the winners of Republican primary between two nutcases: Huckabee and McCain.
Update: Huckabee for Republicans! Gawd.
Idaho: Obama led big 73% to Hilary’s 23% with 9% precincts counting. Too early to tell who will win this state. No Republican primary in Idaho until May.
Update: Obama has a huge lead. Looks like he steamrolls.
Illinois: For Democrats, Obama steamrolls. For Republicans, McCain also steamrolls.
Kansas: For Democrats, Obama seems to pick up this state. Republican has a caucus on February 9.
Confirmed: Obama by a huge margin.
Massachusetts: Clinton for Democrats. Finally, other than these nutcases Huckabee or McCain, Romney picks this state. Of course, he is the Governor of Massachusetts!
Minnesota: Obama for Democrats. Romney leads for Republicans.
Update: Obama and Romney maintains a comfortable lead so far.
Missouri: Clinton is leading in this state for Democrats meanwhile Huckabee is leading in very hot contest. Too early to tell if Clinton and Huckabee will win since the majority of precincts has not been counted.
Update: Clinton leads so far, McCain leads so far — both are very hot contest with 88% of precincts counted. Ack!
Montana: Democratic primary is in June. As for Republicans, another hot contest with Romney and McCain tying up. Stay tuned!
Confirmed: Romney wins.
New Jersey: As expected, Clinton picks this state for Democrats while McCain wins for Republicans.
New Mexico: No report on Democrats as of now. Republican has primary in May.
Update: No report so far. Weird.
New York: Of course, New Yorkers are for Clinton! As for Republicans: McCain.
North Dakota: Obama for Democrats. No report on Republicans.
Update: Obama and Romney wins.
Oklahoma: Clinton for Democrats. It looks McCain is going to secure this state, leading 37% with 81% of precincts counted — but anything can happen! Stay tuned.
Update: McCain for Republicans.
Tennessee: Again, Clinton for Democrats. Hard to tell who will win for the Republicans. Stay tuned.
Update: Huckabee is leading with 88% of precincts counted.
Utah: What the fuck? Too early to tell, but get this: John Edwards is *leading* for Democrats at this time. Because Romney is Mormon, he is slated to win big in this state for Republicans.
Update: For Democrats, too hot to indicate the winner but Romney overwhelms McCain.
West Virginia: Democratic primary is in May. Mike Huckabee is victorious — of course, being from Virginia, I always think West Virginia as 3rd world state. It makes sense that they prefer Huckabee. 
This is fun, is it? I’ll do the analysis after midnight EST. And yes, I’ll update this after midnight tonight with my thoughts. I don’t dig Republicans except for Ron Paul. I am stuck between Obama and Clinton. Clinton has worked with AgBAD in the past. Despicable. We must let her know that she must break her relationship from this extremist, terrorist organization who terrorized Deaf Communities for decades!
Cheers,
R-
