The Hill's Super Tuesday results map

Alaska caucuses Romney wins Polls close: 12 a.m. ET Delegates: 27	Georgia primary Gingrich wins Polls close: 7 p.m. ET Delegates: 76
Idaho caucuses Romney wins Polls close: 10 p.m. ET Delegates: 32	Massachusetts primary Romney wins Polls close: 8 p.m. ET Delegates: 41
North Dakota caucuses Santorum wins Polls close: 9 p.m. ET Delegates: 28	Ohio primary Romney wins Polls close: 7:30 p.m. ET Delegates: 66
Oklahoma primary Santorum wins Polls close: 8 p.m. ET Delegates: 40	Tennessee primary Santorum wins Polls close: 8 p.m. ET Delegates: 58
Vermont primary Romney wins Polls close: 7 p.m. ET Delegates: 17	Virginia primary Romney wins Polls close: 7 p.m. ET Delegates: 49

All 10 states voting on Super Tuesday award their delegates proportionally, which means a second-place finish nets some delegates.

The big prize was Ohio, where a Mitt Romney victory could be a knockout blow to the rest of the GOP field. Besides the delegates who are up for grabs in the Buckeye State, a Romney win could rob Rick Santorum of the argument that he’s better suited to connect with Rust Belt voters. Santorum held a double-digit lead in late February, but Romney had since gained ground.

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