Clinton projected to win primaries in Alabama and Tennessee

Mar 06, 2016, 10:11

Dennis Hale, a political science professor at Boston College, wrote in an email that a victory for Trump is indicative of residents tiring of Democratic leadership.

As Clinton talked of the future of her campaign, she also acknowledged the future possibility of a run against Donald Trump, speaking out against the GOP frontrunner.

Sanders has a significant deficit in support from superdelegates, the 712 elected officials and party leaders who are unpledged and can support the candidate they wish.

The DFL Party Chair, who also had endorsed Clinton, insisted the results are not an embarrassment for the DFL establishment.

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Sanders routed Hillary Clinton in a contest that nearly everyone thought would be a close one. Rubio and Cruz split the remainder, just as they did voters looking for the best person to handle Supreme Court nominations.

Bernie Sanders delivered a victory Minnesota-You-are-just-to-smart">speech to supporters in his home state early Tuesday evening after he was named the projected victor. On Super Tuesday, Clinton collected wins in seven states: Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Massachusetts, Tennessee, Texas and Virginia, as well as American Samoa. And both parties allocate delegates proportionally, meaning even losing candidates can pick up some delegates if they get enough support.

Minnesota was one of 12 states hosting presidential votes in a day dubbed Super Tuesday. Bernie Sanders has taken wins in Vermont and Oklahoma. He picks up at least 323 delegates.

On the other side of the aisle, Donald Trump is the night's big victor and it seems the Republican Party will be forced to come to terms that the man once considered a joke could very well become their candidate.

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Clinton's haul leaves the campaign with $31 million cash on hand, a sizable bank roll for a campaign that will have to spend heavily during March's primaries and caucuses. "In order to catch up, Sen".

Republican voters gave Trump the win over fellow Republican candidates Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz, John Kasich and Ben Carson, who were hoping for strong second place finishes. We've got to keep going. At a GOP caucus in the northwestern Minneapolis suburb of Maple Grove, caucus-goers first filled up a middle school auditorium, then packed several overflow rooms.

"What a Super Tuesday!"

Early exit polls, however, underscored Sanders' continued weaknesses with black voters, a core part of the Democratic constituency. More than 8 in 10 Republicans were dissatisfied or angry, the poll showed, and only about 1 in 10 said they were satisfied.

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Meanwhile, frontrunner Clinton has of late tried to play her own kind of "socialist" card in the primaries. Campaign manager Jeff Weaver said the campaign would point to the plight of middle-class workers and "job-crushing trade deals that Secretary Clinton has consistently supported over the years". "Nothing like a chance to talk to a big crowd of New Yorkers".