(Ebru News/AP) Presidential hopefuls in the United States, from both the Republican and the Democrat parties, focused their last minute campaigning efforts on the Super Tuesday primaries or caucuses in key states.
Senator Barack Obama, Democratic presidential hopeful said:
"We will not just win this nomination. We will not just win the general election, but you and I together, we will change this country and transform the world."
Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, Democratic presidential hopeful said:
"No matter what happens in this nominating contest, one of us will make history.
Senator John McCain, Republican presidential hopeful said:
"As president of the United States I will never surrender. I will never surrender to the enemy and I know how to defend this nation."
Mike Huckabee, Republican candidate said:
"My feeling is, if anybody should step aside maybe Mr Romney should after all he is the one who spent a hundred million dollars to have the same market share that I have had for seven million."
Voters in 24 states will go to the polls tomorrow to select their choice of who will represent the Democratic and Republican Parties in the November Presidential Election.
Although we may not know who the party's nominees will be for some time yet, tomorrow's Super Tuesday election could narrow the field, particularly in the Republican race where there are more than 2 candidates still standing.
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