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Washington, DC If you live in one of the 14 states voting on Super Tuesday, you've probably seen a lot of commercials for Michael Bloomberg lately.
That's because the former New York mayor's presidential campaign has poured more than $170 million into TV and radio advertising in the first Super Tuesday states -- more than 10 times that of any of his Democratic rivals.
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