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Top 5 Questions: Tuesday’s Mississippi Primaries

By Rachel Kapochunas and CQ Staff
Posted March 10, 2008 at 12:00am

1. What’s at stake?
2. Who is favored to win Tuesday?
recent polls
3. Since John McCain has clinched the Republican nomination, what might happen on the GOP side?
4. Who is running in Mississippi’s congressional delegation?
rates both races
5. When might results be first reported?

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