McCain seen as Republican winner, Democratic race split

More than 20 states went to the polls on Super Tuesday in the most significant day so far in the race to the White House.

McCain seen as Republican winner, Democratic race split
Wed, 06 Feb, 2008 - 08:18
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More than 20 states went to the polls on Super Tuesday in the most significant day so far in the race to the White House.

Republican John McCain was seen as the day’s winner, Mitt Romney as its loser and Mike Huckabee as the surprise performer.

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