Super Tuesday

Sen. Bernie Sanders reveals how he’s feeling about the primary results so far and what he thinks about a possible Joe Biden nomination.

The comeback for Joe Biden came at dizzying speed. The three days between the South Carolina primary and Super Tuesday remade the Democratic presidential primary. Biden went from the brink of collapse to the front-runner for the Democratic nomination.

Former First Lady and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton stopped by “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” on Wednesday night, just one day after Super Tuesday, to talk about this year’s presidential race.

Former First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton talks about the 2020 presidential election just one day after Super Tuesday.

Seth Meyers takes a closer look at Joe Biden’s big win on Super Tuesday, which put him in a tight race with Bernie Sanders for the Democratic nomination.

Despite vowing to stick around until the Democratic Convention over the summer, the former NYC mayor dropped out following a disappointing Super Teusday and threw his support behind Joe Biden. NBC New York’s Melissa Russo reports.

Former Vice President Joe Biden swept the Democratic primaries on Super Tuesday after winning 10 states, but delegate-heavy California is still up for grabs.

Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., addressed the media on Wednesday to talk about what he is looking for from his campaign following Super Tuesday.

As former Vice President Joe Biden swept to victory on Super Tuesday, he told supporters at a California rally his campaign was “very much alive” and that he would send “Donald Trump packing.”

Vice President Joe Biden’s Super Tuesday victory speech in Los Angeles was interrupted when two anti-dairy protesters rushed the stage, but were quickly shoved out by his wife Jill Biden and senior campaign advisor Symone Sanders.

Deadly tornadoes knocked out polling places in Tennessee, and fears over the coronavirus left some precincts short of election workers as Super Tuesday sent voters surging to the polls in 14 states

Super Tuesday is the biggest day on the primary calendar, and the results seem very likely to reshape the Democratic presidential race in ways few could have predicted a couple weeks ago. Former Vice President Joe Biden roared back into contention by winning states like Virginia and North Carolina, firmly making the case to be the moderate alternative to the...

With around a third of all delegates up for grabs in Tuesday’s contests, the race for the Democratic nomination may soon become a little clearer. Bernie Sanders looks to continue his momentum, while Joe Biden hopes to rally support and Michael Bloomberg gets his first shot on the ballots. NBC New York’s Andrew Siff and Melissa Russo reports.

Fourteen states and one U.S. territory will hold “Super Tuesday” primaries or caucuses on March 3. The elections will award 1,357 delegates for the Democratic presidential candidates, more than a third of the total up for grabs before the party’s convention in July. This year’s Super Tuesday includes the nation’s two most populous states — California and Texas. The delegate...

Asian American and Pacific Islanders make up nearly 20 percent of California’s electorate. And they could be poised to play an outsized role on Super Tuesday, when California and 13 other states will hold Democratic primary elections, NBC News reports.

Fourteen states and a U.S. territory will determine which candidate receives a portion of their combined 1,344 delegates on Super Tuesday. Three former presidential candidates rallied behind former Vice President Joe Biden as Bernie Sanders head into Tuesday at the top of the polls. Elizabeth Warren will need a sizable showing after the polls close to stay in the race.

Super Tuesday is the biggest day of the primary calendar.

As two more Democratic nominees drop out of the race and are set to endorse Joe Biden to stem Bernie Sanders’ momentum, Michael Bloomberg says he’s in the race to stay into November. NBC New York’s Andrew Siff reports from Massachusetts and Melissa Russo reports from Virginia.

In a story February 28, 2020, about California’s primary election, The Associated Press erroneously reported the number of California Democratic Party pledged delegates

NBC New York’s Melissa Russo reports.