After contests in 22 states, Mitt Romney is still the favorite to become the Republican presidential nominee. He's got the money. He's got the machine. And increasingly, and most importantly, he's got the delegates.
But despite a good showing on Super Tuesday, he hasn't put the race away by any means. And he's unlikely to do that anytime soon. By some authoritative estimates, he can't secure a mathematical lock on the nomination until sometime in May, at the earliest.
More worrying for Romney, and a Republican establishment that desperately wants the race over with, is how the campaign will play out over the next month or two.
For more: Analysis: Romney fails to deliver knockout blow on Super Tuesday - latimes.com
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