Super Tuesday Republican Polls, GOP Numbers for Presidential Primaries, Caucuses favor Trump

Alaska will hold its Republican caucus while American Samoa will caucus for Democrats.

Live coverage begins at 7:30 p.m. and will include live reports from Nevada and SC.

Unaffiliated Voter Election Judge: April 26 is the last day an unaffiliated voter may give notice in writing to the County Clerk that he or she wishes to serve as an election judge. Larimer County will still have a straw poll, but it will be unofficial and nonbinding.

Oklahoma hosts closed primaries, so Democrats can only participate in the Democratic primary and Republicans can only vote in the Republican primary, the Oklahoma State Election Board reported.

Gov. Rick Perry Credit Ryan E. Poppe

You can find where you should caucus by going to this site. Precincts are set based on voters' addresses. Party leaders in those states will eventually assign delegates to candidates with input from party members. The Democratic Party applies uniform rules to all states.

Republican Party: In the Republican camp, Donald Trump is leading the five-candidate race with 82 delegates so far.

In all, 595 Republican delegates- about 25 percent of the total number - are available on Super Tuesday.

To be the Republican nominee, a candidate needs 1,237 delegates.

Any liberal who has ever been at a protest march for social justice has heard the popular chant: "This is what democracy looks like!" By March 16, almost half of the Democratic elected delegates will be have been chosen.

The Republicans' state convention will be held Colorado Springs on April 8-9.

County GOP Chairman Bob Morain echoed the sentiment.

It gets even more confusing.

For more information about what precinct you're in and where your caucus location is, check out the El Paso County website. "All the people who are committed to different candidates", said Billy Weathers. "It's a small state and candidates often spend months campaigning there. Except that it won't, because, as I've pointed out before, they'll all have fewer employees". "We expect a similar level of excitement this time around".

Colorado is the only one where Republicans won't be weighing in on who the nominee for president should be after the state party's executive committee chose to cancel the presidential preference poll. "Now you might well be concerned that I've lost it, but there is a reason". "We did it as a thank-you for those people who have always made sure to come out". This year, 880 delegates are up for grabs.

His candidacy has allowed us to identify very clearly where his pockets of support are, which means with some deeper analysis we (as pundits) will be able to determine where the most uninformed and frankly uneducated members of society are. Unlike other delegates, superdelegates may change what candidate they are supporting right up to the convention. Primary elections, however, are not. I am in complete agreement that what he argues for is racist, xenophobic, divisive and ultimately just plain wrong, however not everyone feels this way and that is a major problem. Do both the Republicans and Democrats have superdelegates?

For the Democratic party, the excited candidates will not influence the delegate count either. "The caucus is a great place as neighbors to make that happen", he said. For the Democratic Party, delegates are reallocated to the remaining candidates. Republicans need more votes from Latinos and Asian-Americans or from socially moderate-to-liberal middle-class white voters.