Mitt Romney did not exactly have the most impressive of nights on Super Tuesday-- but Europes largest oddsmaker thinks he did enough to further solidify his claim to be the favorite for the Republican presidential nomination. Irish bookmaker Paddy Power moved Romney from a 1-8 favorite to win the nomination to 1-10. The odds that Rick Santorum will end up with the nomination dropped from 6-1 to 10-1. Ron Paul remains a 25-1 underdog and Newt Gingrich is a 33-1 longshot.

Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam will be on the phones taking calls on the consumer hotline -- 1-800-HELP-FLA -- Wednesday at 10:30 a.m.

Commissioner Putnam will also interact with consumers through the departments new chat feature which allows consumers to connect directly to a customer service representative."

Putnam will visit the Division of Consumer Services call center in Tallahassee as part of National Consumer Protection Week.

With 10 states up for grabs, Mitt Romney emerged a battered winner on Super Tuesday -- but he did not knock out his rivals for the Republican presidential nomination.

Romney won five of the 10 states that held contests on Tuesday -- though results have not come in from the Alaska caucus. While he won Ohio, his chief battleground on Tuesday, Romney's wins also included two New England states which Republicans have little chance of winning in November and Virginia where his chief GOP rivals did not make the ballot.