Super Tuesday

A new poll shows Joe Biden taking a commanding 16-point lead over rival candidate Bernie Sanders in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination.

Trump may have to fight to win—and a coronavirus-driven recession might form quite the stumbling block.

Biden has previously expressed "regret" over how Hill was treated when she testified that Thomas has sexually harassed her during his confirmation hearings in 1991.

Elizabeth Warren held on through Super Tuesday, but her supporters may now be flocking to Senator Bernie Sanders, who is looking to recapture his lead in the Democratic primary.

This Super Tuesday will be studied for a long, long time.

Sanders also said in a Wednesday interview that he was keen to speak with Warren about "what role she can play in our administration."

Former Vice President Joe Biden's impressive Super Tuesday performance was likely helped by higher turnout of an older demographic.

Tuesday night made clear the 2020 Democratic primary is de-facto a two-man race between Sanders and Biden, ushering the race into a new chapter that requires fresh strategies.

"Many people left the line," one voter from Harris County told Newsweek.

"That's right, feel the Bern!" Barack Obama says in the ad, in an audio excerpt from the former president's keynote speech at the 2016 Democratic Convention.

During a speech by Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden on Super Tuesday, his wife, Jill Biden, acted as their own form of Secret Service protection, shoving away a protester who tried getting on stage.

The exit poll also asks voters to rate their approval of "Crazy Bernie Sanders" and "Quid Pro Joe Biden."

The frontrunners of the 2020 Democratic primary have both polled better against Trump than Clinton did at this time in 2016.

While Joe Biden came out on top, voters voiced a preference for Bernie Sanders' signature policy proposal.

The New York billionaire boasts huge personal wealth and extensive campaign infrastructure that could supercharge Biden's campaign following his Super Tuesday surge.

Bernie Sanders lost the primary contest in Minnesota, which he had won in 2016, to Joe Biden after moderate Democrats dropped out and endorsed the former Vice President.

Former Vice President Joe Biden's managed to beat Senator Bernie Sanders in the Super Tuesday states of Minnesota and Oklahoma, states the senator won in 2016 against former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.

Democratic presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg has reportedly indicated he will reassess his campaign.

Despite Biden's much smaller ad spending figure, he is projected to be the winner of both states tonight.

Exit polling on Super Tuesday could show who voters feel is the most likely candidate to defeat President Donald Trump.

The Texas Secretary of State tweeted that "all eligible voters should vote today" after receiving reports of misleading robocalls being made to voters on Super Tuesday.

If history has anything to say, the winner who comes out with the most delegates tonight will likely go on to become the Democratic nominee.

The family drama series is taking a week-long hiatus to make room for Super Tuesday primary coverage.

"We have had 10 to 15 temporary election clerks opt out of this assignment for fear of being in public spaces," a Sacramento County spokesperson told Newsweek.

Do we value women as much as we say we do? In this election, Warren our last chance to answer in the affirmative.

"There's a wing of the party that supports other candidates, and that's what you call a primary contest," Rep. Peter Welch of Vermont told Newsweek. "I don't call that a conspiracy. This is totally out-front."

Super Tuesday will see one-third of Democratic delegates allocated to candidates.

Joe Biden received a spate of endorsements on Monday as Amy Klobuchar and Pete Buttigieg dropped out—including backing from Denver Mayor Michael Hancock.

Officials in Nashville have announced changes to Super Tuesday's polling plans in the wake of a deadly tornado that struck this morning.

Ahead of Tuesday's primaries, the MSNBC host stopped by 'The Tonight Show' to make sure that Fallon was all caught up on the Democratic primary.