BREAKING: It’s a Super Tuesday Trumpapalooza!

By PAULA BOLYARD 

 

Former President Trump absolutely DOMINATED the Super Tuesday contests. As of this writing, he has won Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Maine, Minnesota, Massachusetts, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia. In the night’s only surprise, former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley won Vermont with 50.5% to Trump’s 45.7% with 99% reporting. 

The states where Trump won were blowouts—he garnered anywhere from 60.5% (Massachusetts) to 83.7% (Alabama).

We’re still waiting on Utah and Alaska to report and will update when we have those results.

It takes 1,215 delegates to win the Republican nomination. Trump currently has 724 to Haley’s 57. Trump is expected to clinch next Tuesday when Arizona, Florida, Illinois, Kansas, and Ohio vote.

President Joe Biden has clinched in Alabama, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Iowa, Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, N. Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont, Utah and Virginia. We’re still waiting on American Samoa, which is inconsequential. The only state where Biden had any competition was Minnesota, where antisemitic “Uncommitted” voters managed to haul in 19.7% of the vote, similar to what we saw in Michigan.

Update 12:14 a.m.: Jason Palmer has won the Democrat primary in American Samoa, besting Biden 56% to 44%. Palmer, who is from Baltimore, told the Washington Post that he has never visited the territory. Nevertheless, he will take six delegates from Biden. 

Biden needs 1,968 of 3,934 delegates to secure the Democrat nomination. He currently has 946, and “Uncommitted” has two.

Decision Desk HQ conducted exit polling on mail-in, absentee, and in-person voters. Key takeaways include:

● Democratic voters prioritized abortion with 27% citing it as their top issue; the economy ranked second at 25% and education ranked third at 11%.

● Despite significant pundit-class anticipation of progressive voters’ responses to President Biden’s stance on the Israel/Gaza conflict, only 9% of Democratic voters cited foreign policy as their top issue – ranking it #5 overall…

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