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16:22Now PlayingMitt Romney appears poised to take a solid majority of the delegates available on Super Tuesday, even as he and Rick Santorum remain deadlocked in Ohio.
So far, ABC News estimates that Romney has won 105 delegates. Newt Gingrich (39) and Rick Santorum (39) follow, with Ron Paul tailing (8). The 10 Super Tuesday states will send a combined 437 delegates to the Republican National Convention in Tampa, Fla., in August, though not all of those delegates will be awarded to candidates tonight.
ABC News projects Romney to have won Massachusetts, Virginia and Vermont. He has collected 38 delegates from Massachusetts, out of 41 total delegates from that state; 43 from Virginia, out of 49 total; and eight from Vermont, out of 17 total. He also won 7 in Oklahoma and one in Tennessee. Those delegate counts will continue to climb as more votes come in.
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