It’s the first Super Tuesday of the 2010 election cycle, and both parties are waiting to see if the anti-incumbent mood has any effect on their favored candidates.

By Aaron Blake at The Hill

It’s the first Super Tuesday of the 2010 election cycle, and both parties are waiting to see if the anti-incumbent mood has any effect on their favored candidates.

Democrats, who fear losing seats this cycle, want their strongest contenders to move on to November, while Republicans hope to set the stage for a 2010 sweep.

The action takes place in three big states — Indiana, North Carolina and Ohio — in the first multi-state primary of the year.
The Hill offers a look at some of the key storylines:

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