Enlarge this imageDonald Trump greets supporters just after talking in a caucus night look at celebration with the Treasure Island Resort & Casino in Las Vegas. Trump is favored to do well Super Tuesday.Ethan Miller/Getty Imageshide captiontoggle captionEthan Miller/Getty ImagesDonald Trump greets supporters following talking in a caucus night enjoy party at the https://www.capitalsshine.com/Riley-Sutter-Jersey Treasure Island Lodge & Casino in Las Vegas. Trump is favored to do well Tremendous Tuesday.Ethan Miller/Getty ImagesMore than a dozen states vote Tuesday, and almost 1,500 delegates are at stake. It’s the biggest day of the 2016 presidential election, and it could be pivotal.PoliticsElection 2016 Calendar: Primaries And Caucuses Seven Southern states are voting Tuesday Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Oklahoma, Tenne see, Texas and Virginia. That means on the Democratic side, black voters will participate in a pivotal role. (Six of those states, except Oklahoma, have significant black populations in Democratic primaries.) But for the GOP, those same Southern states mean a more socially conservative, more religious electorate. But there aren’t just Southern states. There are also a few liberal-to-moderate ones, like Vermont, Minnesota, Ma sachusetts and Colorado places Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, on the Democratic side, and Marco Rubio, on the Republican side, hope to fare better in.How It Could All Enjoy Out Democrats Enlarge this imageHillary Clinton hopes she can put some separation between herself and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders on Tremendous Tuesday. Can Sanders cut into her margins?Scott Olson/Getty Imageshide captiontoggle captionScott Olson/Getty ImagesHillary Clinton hopes she can put some separation between herself and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders on Tremendous Tuesday. Can Sanders cut into her margins?Scott Olson/Getty ImagesScenario 1: Clinton wins big, sweeps the Southern states fueled by black voters. She pulls away from Sanders in pledged delegates, especially following a win in delegate-rich Texas, and appears well on her way to the nomination. Sanders will have a big hole to climb out of, especially because all Democratic states award their delegates proportionally. The math will make it increasingly challenging, if not impo sible, for Sanders. Scenario 2: Sanders holds serve in whiter, more liberal states and cuts into Clinton’s margins with African-Americans and Hispanics, even pulling off a win in a place like Colorado and keeping her delegate advantage to a minimum out of Texas. He mitigates what could have been a disastrous day and lives to fight on. Money continues to roll in, and even though he very likely trails in delegates, he is not tremendously far behind. His me sage resonates in other, more liberal states to come and a path is still conceivable.Republicans Enlarge this https://www.capitalsshine.com/Dale-Hunter-Jersey imageFlorida Sen. Marco Rubio mockingly smiles and points toward Donald Trump during the last Republican presidential debate before Tremendous Tuesday. Rubio hopes to pick off some states.Michael Ciaglo/Pool/Getty Imageshide captiontoggle captionMichael Ciaglo/Pool/Getty ImagesFlorida Sen. Marco Rubio mockingly smiles and points toward Donald Trump during the last Republican presidential debate before Super Tuesday. Rubio hopes to pick off some states.Michael Ciaglo/Pool/Getty ImagesScenario 1: Trump has another yuuuge day. He sweeps the South; is competitive with Cruz in Texas, if not beats him; even wins or comes close in places like Minnesota, Ma sachusetts and Vermont. He expands his base, looks more like the apparent nominee and makes it a very difficult, narrow path for Marco Rubio, who is hoping to rack up wins in winner-take-all states to come on March 15 and beyond. (Texas is must-win for Cruz. If Trump beats him in his home state, the rationale for his candidacy collapses.) Scenario 2: Trump is wounded. Cruz wins in at least some Southern states where Trump was favored, and Rubio holds serve with more moderate Republicans and pulls off a couple of wins. The narrative changes Kody Clark Jersey . Cruz would be pulling delegates from Trump, and Rubio’s path becomes very clear.Scenario 3: Mix of Situations 1 and 2. Trump’s wins are not quite as big as Scenario 1, but he still wins the day. Cruz holds ’em in Texas. Rubio picks up a couple of wins in more moderate states. And all three declare victory and continue on in a potentially protracted race. Scenario 4: John Kasich surprises Rubio in places he was favored in more moderate states. Trump holds, or he and Cruz split, and the establishment moves more toward Kasich. This is the least likely scenario.Correction Feb. 29, 2016 A previous version of this story incorrectly said six Southern states will vote on Tuesday. There are actually seven.