Super Tuesday: What you need to know

Super Tuesday is finally less than 24 hours away!

We’ll have all you need to know about the 11 states holding contests and the total 424 delegates that are at stake tomorrow.

Just to put everyone on the same page, here’s a quick breakdown of what you should know going into tomorrow’s races, according to the NBC Guide to Super Tuesday

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• The 11 states holding primaries tomorrow are Georgia, Alaska, Idaho, North Dakota, Tennessee, Ohio, Oklahoma, Wyoming, Massachusetts, Virginia and Vermont. 
• The current delegate count according to NBC stands as follows: Romney 119, Gingrich 30, Santorum 17 and Paul 8.
• So far, there have been 12 total contests — between primaries and caucuses — within the race for 2012.

For more information on tomorrow, including up-to-date candidate ad spending totals and why this Super Tuesday may not be so “super” after all, read the guide. And for a brief history on Super Tuesday be sure to check out the video to the right by NBC’s Domenico Montanaro.