Super Tuesday LIVE: Trump and Biden each sweep all states except one; Nikki Haley finds silver lining in Vermont
2024 United States primary elections: Get latest updates from Super Tuesday with live polling results, reactions and analysis from United States.

2024 United States primary elections Key Highlights: In the Super Tuesday primaries, Republican frontrunner Donald Trump secured victories in numerous states, including Virginia, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Texas, Tennessee, Maine, Arkansas, Alabama, Massachusetts, Colorado, California, Vermont, Minnesota, Utah, and Alaska. Nikki Haley, his last remaining rival, faced significant defeats but she did seal Vermont with 17 delegates. Trump's dominance was expected in key states, with polls favoring him substantially over Haley. States like Virginia and North Carolina, seen as potential battlegrounds, showcased Trump's continued strength. The California win is noteworthy, securing all 169 delegates for Trump, emphasizing his command within the party....Read More
About a third of Democratic delegates will also be awarded in primaries across the country on Tuesday, but President Joe Biden does not face a serious challenge for his party's nomination with just one loss in American Samoa
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Primaries Election 2024 Delegates Tracker
| Candidate | Delegates Won | Delegates Needed |
| Joe Biden | 1312 | 1968 |
| Donald Trump | 936 | 1215 |
| Nikki Haley | 85 | 1215 |
Rep. Lizzie Fletcher wins re-election in Texas primary
Democratic Rep. Lizzie Fletcher easily won the primary in Texas's 7th Congressional District, defeating progressive challenger Pervez Agwan, the AP projected. The race in the newly redrawn suburban Houston district was made complicated by the issue of the Israel-Hamas war, with Fletcher as a strong supporter of Israel and Agwan advocating for a cease-fire.
Alabama Republican becomes the first House incumbent to lose a 2024 primary
Rep. Barry Moore has secured victory over Rep. Jerry Carl in a unique incumbent-vs.-incumbent Republican primary triggered by a Supreme Court decision mandating Alabama to adopt redrawn congressional districts, according to NBC News projections. Moore's success on Super Tuesday is a notable achievement for the House Freedom Caucus, a faction of far-right, anti-establishment figures often at odds with GOP leadership, with their super PAC supporting Moore. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, a former Freedom Caucus member, joined Moore in campaigning over the weekend in Alabama. Carl, associated with the business wing of the party, fell short in this contest.
North Carolina House Speaker Tim Moore wins Republican nomination for Congress
North Carolina House Speaker Tim Moore won the Republican nomination for Congress in the state's 14th District on Tuesday, starting what was expected to be a thorough shake-up of the U.S. House delegation.
The 14th is one of three congressional districts expected to flip from Democrats to Republicans in the November election after the state's Republican-controlled General Assembly redrew voting maps fashioned by judges for the 2022 elections.
The new maps seem likely to transform a delegation now comprising seven Democrats and seven Republicans to one with 10 Republicans and four Democrats.
California Senate: Schiff advances to November election to fill Feinstein’s seat
U.S. Rep. Adam Schiff will advance to a November election to decide who will fill the U.S. Senate seat held for three decades by the late Dianne Feinstein.
It’s not yet clear who will emerge from a crowded field of contenders to take on Schiff in the fall. California puts all candidates, regardless of party, on the same primary ballot and the two who get the most votes advance to the general election.
Democrats are expected to easily hold the Senate seat in November, a relief for the party as it seeks to defend a narrow majority. But the campaign still represents a new era in California politics, which was long dominated by Feinstein and a handful of other veteran politicians.
Super Tuesday LIVE Updates: Democratic Rep. Colin Allred wins campaign to challenge GOP Sen. Ted Cruz
Democratic U.S. Representative Colin Allred, a former NFL player who broke with his party over President Joe Biden’s handling of the U.S.-Mexico border, won his Senate primary Tuesday to propel an underdog campaign to unseat Republican Sen. Ted Cruz.
Allred fended off his biggest Democratic challenger, state Sen. Roland Gutierrez, who became an outspoken voice for stricter gun laws after the Uvalde school shooting and courted the party’s left wing.
“We don’t have to be embarrassed by our senator,” Allred said in a speech to supporters. “We can get a new one and that’s what this is all about.”
Super Tuesday LIVE Updates: Trump and Biden seal California
Joe Biden and Donald Trump win the presidential primaries in California.
Super Tuesday LIVE Updates: Biden calls Trump a threat to American democracy
Biden again cast Trump as a threat to American democracy, “Tonight's results leave the American people with a clear choice: Are we going to keep moving forward or will we allow Donald Trump to drag us backwards into the chaos, division, and darkness that defined his term in office?”
Super Tuesday LIVE Updates: AP calls Vermont for Nikki Haley
Former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley has scored a surprise victory on Super Tuesday, upsetting Donald Trump to win Vermont.
That victory will do little to dent Trump’s primary dominance, however. The former president won 11 other states on Super Tuesday.
Haley is the last major rival to Trump standing in a once-crowded primary field. She has increasingly stepped up her attacks on the former president, arguing that he will lose in November to President Joe Biden if he clinches the party’s nomination.
On the Democratic side, Biden also ran up the score with wins all around the country against only token primary opposition — all but cementing the long-expected November rematch between him and Trump.
Super Tuesday LIVE Updates: Trump calls Biden ‘the worst president in the history of our country’
Former President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago victory speech was all about attacking his opponent, President Biden and stoic silence on Nikki Haley. He called Biden "the worst president in the history of our country."
"We watched our country take a great beating over the last three years," Trump told his supporters. "And nobody thought a thing like this would be possible."
Super Tuesday LIVE Updates: Democrat candidate boasts of defeating Joe Biden in Cimarron County, tweets, ‘I’ve seen enough'
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Super Tuesday LIVE Updates: Jason Palmer defeats Joe Biden in American Samoa
Jason Palmer, an unknown candidate, has emerged victorious in the Democratic caucus in American Samoa on Tuesday. He secured 51 out of 91 ballots, while President Joe Biden won 40, according to the local party. Despite Palmer's win, it won't impact Biden's path to securing the Democratic nomination, as only six delegates were at stake in the U.S. territory. Palmer, 52, hailing from Baltimore, with a background in technology and education issues, describes himself as a resident who has worked for various businesses and nonprofits.
Super Tuesday LIVE Updates: Joe Biden loses American Samoa
Lesser known Democratic Party candidate Jason Palmer has defeated Joe Biden in the American Samoa caucus
Super Tuesday LIVE Updates: The Key Highlights
Biden and Trump Dominance: President Joe Biden easily secured victories in all Democratic contests, while former President Donald Trump dominated the Republican races in states such as Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Iowa, Maine, Massachusetts, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, and Vermont.
Nikki Haley's Super Tuesday: Nikki Haley, despite an active campaign leading up to Super Tuesday, did not have any public events on election night, and her campaign expressed a "jubilant" mood. Her only hope is witnessed in Vermont where the former US ambassador to UN is in tight race with Donald Trump
Delegate Math and Presumptive Nominees: Despite their dominance, neither Biden nor Trump will be declared the "presumptive nominee" on Super Tuesday. Trump won't have enough delegates until March 12, and Biden will need to wait until March 19.
Trump Wins Maine Despite Haley's Endorsement: Despite Senator Susan Collins' endorsement of Nikki Haley in Maine, Trump secured a victory, showcasing how the former president has nationalized politics.
Biden's Referendum on Trump: Biden's campaign is betting on Super Tuesday results to shape the narrative for the general election, framing it as a referendum on Trump, hoping that voters who rejected Trump previously will do so again in November.
North Carolina Governor's Race Contrasts: The race for North Carolina governor will feature clear contrasts between Democratic Attorney General Josh Stein and Republican Lieutenant Governor Mark Robinson.
Super Tuesday LIVE Updates: Trump met Elon Musk for election support: Report
Donald Trump, in urgent need of financial support for his presidential campaign, held a meeting in Palm Beach, Fla., with Elon Musk, according to a New York Times report. The former president and his team are actively seeking major donors to bolster campaign finances for the anticipated general election against President Biden. Trump, who has expressed admiration for Musk, is aiming for a one-on-one meeting with the billionaire to secure additional support. While it remains uncertain whether Musk will financially back Trump, his recent social media posts indicate a strong desire for Biden's defeat in November. Musk's substantial net worth of around $200 billion could potentially play a significant role in leveling the financial playing field for Trump against the anticipated well-funded campaign of Biden and his allies.
Super Tuesday LIVE Updates: Minnesota primary called for Trump and Biden
AP has announced Donald Trump and Joe Biden as potential winners in the Minnesota primary
Super Tuesday LIVE Updates: Haley finds hope in Vermont
Will Vermont be the saving grace for Nikki Haley tonight? Republican presidential candidate who has been defeated in all the states has taken a sudden surge in the state and may also win if New York Times estimates turn into reality. The state which has 17 delegates is giving 48% votes to Trump and 47% to Biden.
Super Tuesday LIVE Updates: Trump wins first eight Super Tuesday primaries
Based on the elections announced Donald Trump is the projected winner and clinched 181 delegates tonight from - Alabama, Iowa, Texas, North Carolina, Maine, Oklahoma, Virginia, Arkansas and Tennessee. His total tally goes up to 330
Super Tuesday LIVE Updates: Delegates Tracker
It's been a delightful day for Joe Biden as he rides uncontested towards his Republican presidential nomination with 288 delegates on his sides and voters in all major states showcasing support in him.
Meanwhile, another man who'll be going to bed with a big smile is Donald Trump who has clinched 267 delegates until now and is hoping to settle for a clear victory in all 16 states.
As expected the only candidate who is hiding her face tonight is Nikki Haley with zero on her Super Tuesday election card. With no events planned tonight and a deserted look at the campaign headquaters is it time for her to bow out?
Super Tuesday LIVE Updates: Joe Biden wins Maine Democratic primary
NBC News has projected Joe Biden to win Maine Democratic primary which has 24 delegates
Super Tuesday LIVE Updates: Oklahoma called for Biden
Joe Biden has won the Democratic primary in Oklahoma, and Donald Trump has won the Republican primary, the Associated Press reports. The current president and the former president have so far won every contest in their parties that has been called so far.
Super Tuesday LIVE Updates: AP calls Tennessee primaries for Trump, Biden win
Joe Biden has won Tennessee’s Democratic primary, while Donald Trump was the choice of the state’s Republicans in their primary, the Associated Press reports.
Super Tuesday LIVE Updates: Voting closing for 5 key states
In Alabama, 50 Republican and 52 Democratic delegates are up for grabs, marking a significant political shift from its historical Democratic dominance to Republican control since 2003. Fox has called Alabama for Trump and Biden
Moving to Maine, 20 Republican and 24 Democratic delegates are at stake. Once a Republican stronghold, Maine now exhibits a strong independent streak. Democrats tend to fare well in densely populated urban areas in the southern region, while Republicans secure substantial support in the sparsely populated northern part.
Massachusetts is in play with 40 Republican and 92 Democratic delegates. A Democratic stronghold, the state hasn't favored a Republican in a presidential election since 1984, and all congressional seats are held by Democrats.
Oklahoma is set to allocate 43 Republican and 36 Democratic delegates. Despite Oklahoma City being the least Republican area, Donald Trump's victory in Oklahoma County in 2020 was marginal, reflecting a nuanced political landscape.
In Tennessee, there are 58 Republican and 63 Democratic delegates on the line. While historically politically divided, Tennessee now mirrors other deeply red southern states, with Democratic strength concentrated in major cities like Memphis and Nashville. NBC has called the state for Trump
Super Tuesday LIVE Updates: Oklahoma called for Trump
NBC has projected Donald Trump to win to Oklahoma Republican primary with over 76% votes; state has 48 delegates
Super Tuesday LIVE Updates: Alabama Democratic primary called for Trump
Fox News has projected Biden to win the Alabama Democratic primary with over 97% votes; state has 52 delegates
Fox News has called Alabama Republican primary for Donald Trump with over 83% votes; state has 50 delegates

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