Fourteen different states and American Samoa vote today in both Republican and Democratic primaries to send candidates on every level to the general election. Here’s the states voting today:
California has the most delegates in the Democratic presidential primary, followed by Texas and North Carolina:
Good morning, Super Tuesday!
Alabama (52 Democratic delegates)
American Samoa (6)
Arkansas (31)
California (415)
Colorado (67)
Maine (24)
Massachusetts (91)
Minnesota (75)
North Carolina (110)
Oklahoma (37)
Tennessee (64)
Texas (228)
Utah (29)
Vermont (16)
Virginia (99)— Jake Tapper (@jaketapper) March 3, 2020
Nate Silver provides us with his final Super Tuesday predictions:
Final Super Tuesday win probabilities. (Only listing folks >=5%)
CA: Sanders 76%, Biden 22%
TX: Biden 55%, Sanders 43%
NC: Biden 95%
VA: Biden 98%
MA: Sanders 51%, Warren 25%, Biden 20%
MN: Sanders 53%, Klobuchar 24%*, Biden 19%https://t.co/ufzEhLUuka* Yes, really.
— Nate Silver (@NateSilver538) March 3, 2020
CO: Sanders 69%, Biden 20%, Bloomberg 6%, Warren 5%
TN: Biden 68%, Sanders 25%, Bloomberg 5%
AL: Biden 92%, Sanders 5%
OK: Biden 78%, Sanders 18%
AR: Biden 69%, Bloomberg 17%, Sanders 12%
UT: Sanders 59%, Biden 28%, Bloomberg 11%
ME: Sanders 68%, Biden 23%, Bloomberg 7%— Nate Silver (@NateSilver538) March 3, 2020
VT: Sanders >99%
American Samoa: Biden 36%, Sanders 36%, Bloomberg 20%, Warren 8%. (Note: the model may have no idea what it's doing with the territories.)— Nate Silver (@NateSilver538) March 3, 2020
It’s going to be a late night tonight figuring out the actual winners and losers. Here’s what time polling closes around the nation:
Super Tuesday polls close at (eastern time, local time):
AL 8pm / 7
AR 8:30pm / 7:30
CA 11pm / 8
CO 9pm / 8
ME 8pm
MA 8pm
MN 9pm / 8
NC 7:30pm
OK 8pm / 7
TN 7pm
TX 8pm / 7
UT 10pm / 8
VT 7pm
VA 7pm— Reid Wilson (@PoliticsReid) March 3, 2020
And if you’re interested, here’s a video put out today from Reason on Bernie Sanders and his ‘Democratic Socialism’: