Mittmentum moves to Ohio, Gingrich leads Georgia on a true Super
Tuesday     It’s a proportional primary, and I doubt any trigger
will be hit to turn it winner-take-all. So any win there will be
muted in its delegate impact, even though Ohio has the second
largest delegate count on the block Tuesday.  And Ohio’s 66
delegates are only part of the haul tomorrow. 350 delegates are
up in binding primaries (Georgia, Ohio, Tennessee, Virginia,
Oklahoma, Massachusetts, and Vermont). 59 more are up in binding
caucuses (Idaho, Alaska). North Dakota has 28 delegates, but
only holds a non-binding caucus tomorrow.  But in total we see
that 409 delegates are to be bound tomorrow. Some day that Super
Tuesday has been diminished in the race to January, but 409
bound delegates is more than the total already bound (174) or
even the bound delegates plus delegates up in states that held
non-binding caucuses (374). Any lead any candidate has can be
wiped out all at once tomorrow, so Mitt Romney must show up like
a frontrunner in