🗳Super Tuesday is the biggest election day in the primary calendar, with over 134 million people voting.
🏆In 2020, Super Tuesday was a turning point when more moderates backed out and supported Joe Biden, leading to his nomination.
🚀This year, the competition is less intense, and Joe Biden has no serious challenger.
🔀Nikki Haley lost her home state but remains competitive and vows to keep going.
💪Donald Trump continues to dominate, but he can't secure the nomination yet.
What is Super Tuesday?
—Super Tuesday is the day when the most states hold primary elections or caucuses in a single day, making it a crucial day in the presidential primary calendar.
How many people participate in Super Tuesday?
—Over 134 million people participate in Super Tuesday, which is nearly half the country.
Who were the winners of Super Tuesday in 2020?
—In 2020, Joe Biden emerged as the winner of Super Tuesday after gaining support from more moderate candidates who dropped out.
Is Nikki Haley still in the race?
—Yes, Nikki Haley is still in the race, although she has lost her home state of South Carolina.
Can Donald Trump secure the nomination on Super Tuesday?
—No, even if Donald Trump has a successful evening on Super Tuesday, he still can't reach the number of delegates needed to secure the nomination.
00:02Super Tuesday is the unofficial start to the general vote.
00:07More than 134 million people participate in Super Tuesday, making it the biggest election day in the primary calendar.
00:15Super Tuesday was a turning point in 2020, with more moderates backing Joe Biden and launching him to the nomination.
01:35Nikki Haley lost her home state but remains competitive and vows to keep going.
01:45Donald Trump continues to dominate, but he can't secure the nomination yet.
