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"With all the relentless coverage of Super Tuesday, people in the super-est state ever, Texas, obviously thought that it referred to them. The Bexar County, Texas Elections Department got 1,000 calls yesterday from voters wanting to know where they could vote in today&amp;#39;s primaries. Unfortunately for the 1.5 million residents of Bexar County, just because Tuesday is Super doesn&amp;#39;t mean it includes Texas, which will hold its primaries on March 4th.\nOur continuing Super Tuesday Super Unscientific Correspondents&amp;#39; Surveys of the all-important women&amp;#39;s vote continues after the jump with reports from California,\u00A0 Connecticut, Missouri, New York, North Dakota, Oklahoma\u00A0 and Utah. Click, or you will never find out who the candidate for pissing off your parents is!\nThe final Unscientific Results!\nCalifornia\nIn a state as big and important as this, we needed three correspondents:\u00A0 Jeanette Acosta, 22; Rachel Rubin, 27; and Samara Brown, 27. No stunners here&amp;#8212;Obama, McCain, blah blah.\u00A0 California&amp;#39;s yet another state in which Hillary was miles ahead of Obama until recently. Perhaps she was another casualty of will.i.am, who slew many a heart with his Obama video.\nJacqueline, 29, echoes what we&amp;#39;ve been hearing all day: &amp;quot;I was actually a registered Republican in the last election.\u00A0 My conservative values and moral position made me more suited for the Republican side.\u00A0 But a lot has changed both for me and with the world in the past 4 years. My vote today was 100% for Obama.&amp;quot; The McCain supporters were people like Allie, 25, who said &amp;quot;Despite his elderly status, his military perspective, commitment, and convictions are just what we need with the War in Iraq. He is the only candidate that can claim such a strong record of public service.&amp;quot; It&amp;#39;s really good that everyone is paying so much attention to what the commercials and media are telling them.\nDemocrats\nClinton: 6\nObama: 18\nRepublicans\nMcCain: 8\nRomney: 5\nPaul: 2\nHuckabee: 2\nThompson: 1\nUndecided: 1\nConnecticut\nJust in from our correspondent Starre Vartan, 31, the specter of electability is raised for the first time&amp;#8212;but not the way it normally is! Brook, 27, tells us that &amp;quot;I voted for Obama because he has the best chance of beating the Republican in the general election. I think too many people dislike Hillary too much for her to be able to take the race next year.&amp;quot; (PS: Starre Vartan has a great blog called Eco-Chick, check it out!)\nDemocrats\nClinton: 3\nObama: 4\nRepublicans\nMcCain: 4 (including two Independents)\nRomney: 2 (including one Independent)\n__\n__\nMissouri\nStringer Trish Garner, 28, reporting from St. Louis, Missouri, tells us that McCain and Romney are almost neck-and-neck. Unfortunately for Mitt, it&amp;#39;s a winner-take-all state and he&amp;#39;s seemingly a close second. I guess he thought that with people like Stephanie behind him, he might have had a chance. She said that, &amp;quot;He&amp;#39;s the only true conservative. Voting for McCain would be like voting for a liberal.&amp;quot; Not that she&amp;#39;d know what voting for a liberal was actually, you know, like. Again, Obama came out ahead in this survey&amp;#8212;no wonder Hillary is the one trying to lower expectations this afternoon.\nDemocrats\nClinton: 3\nObama: 7\nRepublicans\nHuckabee: 1\nMcCain: 5\nRomney: 4\n__\n__\nNew York\nCrystal Cunningham, 25, tells us that Hillary is getting trounced in her (other) home state. (See Clinton&amp;#39;s Arkansas results here), though other poll numbers indicate that it&amp;#39;s maybe not as close as our numbers suggest.\u00A0 Gwendolyn, 26, says, &amp;quot;Of course I&amp;#39;m voting for Obama. A black man for president? Need I say more? This is history in the making and I want to be a part of it!&amp;quot; On the other hand, the first woman to receive a mainstream party&amp;#39;s nomination for President would be historic, too, but it seems increasingly like this pendulum might be swinging in Obama&amp;#39;s direction.\nDemocrats\nClinton: 2\nObama: 8\nRepublicans\nMcCain: 4\nRomney: 3\n__\n__\nNorth Dakota\nBrianna Conway, 19, reporting from Grand Forks, checks in with a Huckabee win (other than that pesky West Virginia one)! Laura, 20, likes him because he&amp;#39;s young: &amp;quot;We can?t have a 70-some-year-old like McCain in office. That&amp;#39;s too risky for our nation.&amp;quot; And as we know, no country has ever successfully survived the death or growing senility of a President.... Janine, 23, likes Huck&amp;#39;s religious bent: &amp;quot;Being a minister, I think Huckabee is the one candidate that we can fully trust to be an honest president. He has good family values and excellent morals.&amp;quot; When he&amp;#39;s later discovered with a live boy or a dead girl, she&amp;#39;ll totally deny she ever said this.\nDemocrats\nClinton: 3\nObama: 7\nRepublicans\nHuckabee: 6\nMcCain: 3\nRomney: 1\n__\n__\nOklahoma\nCaroline Duke, 25, reporting from Oklahoma City, finds yet another win for Obama and someone with their head in the sand who missed Edwards&amp;#39; quitting time last week. In further evidence of Obama&amp;#39;s crossover appeal, Audrey, 26, says &amp;quot;My vote would have gone to Obama if I weren&amp;#39;t registered Republican.&amp;quot; She actually voted Romney, who pulled out his first completely unscientific Glamocracy survey win since Massachusetts this morning.\nDemocrats\nClinton: 2\nEdwards: 1\nObama: 6\nRepublicans\nMcCain: 1\nRomney: 4\nUtah\nWow. Our correspondent Trisha Paulos, 23, couldn&amp;#39;t find anyone who was not voting for Obama! (Utah has a semi-open primary.) The only opposition he seems to have (amongst her friends) is people who can&amp;#39;t make up their minds. She tells us that &amp;quot;Utah is considered one of the most Republican and conservative states in the country but this year seems to be the year of change. Women from immigrant families wanted him because of his views on immigration. Some liked his ideas about foreign policy. I was totally taken back by how my generation has picked Obama as our choice and stuck with him, no matter what their parents were doing.&amp;quot;\u00A0 Obama&amp;#39;s totally the candidate of pissing off your parents, especially in Utah!\nDemocrats\nObama: 8\nUndecided: 2\nAnd that&amp;#39;s the last of the surveys, folks! Stay tuned for the rest of the night to see how close we were. At this very second, they&amp;#39;re calling Georgia for Obama but it&amp;#39;s a 3-way race between McCain, Huckabee and Romney&amp;#8212;exciting!"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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