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Mitt Romney narrowly won the Michigan primary, a crucial victory in his campaign for the Republican nomination. Despite challenges and a strong showing from Rick Santorum, Romney's win in Michigan and Arizona bolstered his momentum. The campaign has been tough, with candidates being thoroughly vetted. The race remains unpredictable as candidates prepare for Super Tuesday, where ten states will vote. Romney's ability to secure votes, even from Democrats, highlights the competitive nature of the election.

What was the significance of Michigan for Mitt Romney's campaign?

• He had already won there before.

• It was his first campaign stop.

• He had no personal ties to the state.

• It was where he was born and raised.

What did Romney's victories in Michigan and Arizona signify for his campaign?

• They were minor wins with little impact.

• They were steps towards securing the Republican nomination.

• They indicated a loss of momentum.

• They were unexpected and surprising.

How did Romney's campaign fare against expectations during the race?

• It was ignored by the media.

• It was a complete failure.

• It faced tough competition despite being the favorite.

• It was an easy win with no competition.

What was Rick Santorum's impact on the race?

• He withdrew early from the race.

• He posed no challenge to Romney.

• He supported Romney's campaign.

• He ran close to Romney, showing he could maintain his surge.

What was the outlook for the Republican nomination after Michigan and Arizona?

• There was no interest in the upcoming votes.

• The nomination was decided by a coin toss.

• The race was over with a clear winner.

• The competition was set to continue with more states voting.