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Five Questions on This Weekend’s Post-Super Tuesday Contests

By Rachel Kapochunas and CQ Staff
Posted February 6, 2008 at 1:00am

1. Now that Super Tuesday is over, what are the next presidential nominating events?
2. Didn’t Louisiana already hold a nominating event?
state party’s Web site
3. What results will come out of this weekend’s nominating events?
Louisiana
Washington
Kansas
Nebraska
Maine
4. Since these are just the first tier results in some states, does it mean the outcome is less important?
5. Since none of the presidential candidates nailed down enough delegates on Super Tuesday to win their parties’ nominations, are this weekend’s contests and upcoming events more relevant?

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