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Super Tuesday: Biden seals huge win with string of victories

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Daily US Times, Washington: Former Vice President Joe Biden’s huge win in Super Tuesday not only means his comeback, but it will be considered a big momentum for his campaign.

He has sealed eight of the 14 states that voted to pick a Democratic White House candidate on Super Tuesday.

The ex-US vice-president has swept Minnesota, Oklahoma, Massachusetts, North Carolina, Arkansas, Tennessee, Alabama, and Virginia.

Super Tuesday vote is so important for the Democratic candidates as it became clear after today who will face President Trump in November this year.

Because of the huge win, Mr Biden now is way ahead from other of his fellow candidates to face Trump in November.

The night is a disaster for Elizabeth Warren and Michael Bloomberg. The former New York mayor spent more than half a billion dollars of his own money on his campaign but did not win a single state.

Warren did not manage to win any state.

Super Tuesday awards more than 1,300 of the 1,991 delegates needed to clinch the Democratic White House nomination in July. As things stand, Mr Biden has 396 delegates and Mr Sanders 314.

Why Warren lost Massachusetts

Elizabeth Warren lost in her home state Massachusetts, which a big blow for her. Her poor performance reflects the lack of support among her core groups: women, white college-educated voters and liberals.

According to exit polls, the senator drew only around 1 in 10 women voters Massachusetts, which is significantly fewer than projected winner Joe Biden, who led with around a third of women, and Bernie Sanders with 3 in 10.

Around 1 in 5 white college-educated Massachusetts Democrats chose Warren for the nomination — less than the 3 in 10 who voted for Biden and 3 in 10 for Sanders.

And the final blow for her was the liberal voters. The voters who might have split between Warren and Sanders, went strongly for Sanders, around 2 in 5, followed by Biden, around 3 in 10.

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