Politics / John McCain Eight Questions Super Tuesday Might Answer What Super Tuesday may settle By Jonas Oransky, Newser Staff Posted Feb 5, 2008 1:55 PM CST Copied (Getty Images) See 3 more photos The Washington Post runs down the major lessons to be learned fro Super Duper Tuesday: Will either race end? The GOP candidate will almost definitely be decided; the Democratic nominee won't. How do we score victories? The GOP has winner-take-all primaries; the Democrats will debate delegate count, popular vote, and statewide wins. Which states matter? For both parties, California; for Democrats, Missouri and Arizona, too. Whither John Edwards voters? Barack Obama will likely win anti-war and change voters; Clinton draws lower-income voters. Can Obama win Latino votes? “Black-brown tensions” may hurt; Ted Kennedy’s nod helps. Will women remain in Clinton’s pocket? Can McCain sway the rank and file? Which Democrat can go the distance? Obama has more growth potential and deeper pockets. (More John McCain stories.) See 3 more photos Report an error