Super Tuesday by Sandra Stoklaskova

Super Tuesday is here. American elections are going to its final round and people around the world are watching the situation in U.S. every day and waiting what will follow previous affairs. Folks of U.S. have not yet decided who will be following period the head of the White House and America as the whole. They can still choose from more both Democratic and Republican candidates and elect their president. Both parties have rather equal delegate races who are aiming into Super Tuesday, which is after Super Bowl most spotted event in U.S. Today, the voters in almost half states of U.S. and American Samoa will cast a voice for their primaries and caucuses. In play are still Democrats Hillary Rodham Clinton, Senator of New York and Barack Obama, Senator of Illinois. Clinton, all in all, leads in delegates to the Democratic convention, with 261 compared to 196 of Obama, who has on the other hand until now won more delegates in the primaries and caucuses. From Republicans, people can choose Sen. John McCain who overtakes only closely Mitt Romney, former Massachusetts Governor. In delegates to the Republican convention, McCain has 102 and Romney is narrowly after him, with his 93 delegates. But in play is also Governor of Arkansas, Mike Huckabee, with 43 delegates, according to the AP analysis. However, people in U.S. states who gave not yet their considerable voices to some of the candidate can still think about it carefully, choose the most suitable candidate for them and then go and vote.

related story: http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080204/ap_on_el_pr/super_tuesday_delegates;_ylt=AiQjiaJZ_XYD77HbLtAeuQms0NUE

by Sandra Stoklaskova for PocketNews (http://pocketnews.tv)

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