Super Tuesday Showdown: Trump vs. Haley

📊Super Tuesday is a crucial day in the primary election season, with over 1/3 of all delegates up for grabs.

📢Donald Trump is the frontrunner and expected to win a significant number of delegates.

👁Nikki Haley is staying in the race despite winning only one contest so far.

🏆Voters have the option to vote in either the Republican or Democratic primary, with many unenrolled voters seen as a key target for Nikki Haley.

🚨Immigration is a top issue for Republican voters in Massachusetts, while concerns about election fairness and the economy drive voters' choices.

What is Super Tuesday?

—Super Tuesday is a day in the primary election season when a large number of states hold their primary elections, and a significant number of delegates are up for grabs.

Who is expected to win on Super Tuesday?

—Donald Trump is the frontrunner and is expected to win a significant number of delegates.

Why is Nikki Haley staying in the race?

—Despite winning only one contest so far, Nikki Haley's campaign is still hopeful for a strong performance on Super Tuesday to gain some momentum.

Can voters choose which primary to vote in?

—Yes, many states allow voters to choose which primary to vote in, regardless of party affiliation. This is particularly important for unenrolled voters who make up a significant portion of the electorate.

What are the main concerns of Republican voters in Massachusetts?

—Republican voters in Massachusetts are primarily concerned about immigration, election fairness, and the economy.

00:01Super Tuesday is here, and it's a crucial day in the primary election season.

00:14Donald Trump and Nikki Haley are facing off in a primary showdown despite a Supreme Court ruling allowing Trump to remain on Colorado's primary ballot.

02:57Donald Trump is expected to come out as the frontrunner in most contests.

06:17Nikki Haley's campaign hopes for a strong performance on Super Tuesday to gain momentum.

08:30Immigration and election fairness are key concerns for Republican voters in Massachusetts.