Sanders to "assess campaign" in coming weeks following primary losses
Sanders currently trails Joe Biden by nearly 300 delegates following the former vice president's sweep of the three states that voted Tuesday.
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Sanders currently trails Joe Biden by nearly 300 delegates following the former vice president's sweep of the three states that voted Tuesday.
Ohio postponed its primary due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The primary, originally scheduled for April 28, will now be held June 2, Governor Larry Hogan said.
Protesters rushed the stage at a Biden event earlier this month, leading to concerns about his safety.
It's primary day in Florida, Illinois and Arizona, but polls will be closed in Ohio.
Rallies and town halls are held exclusively online. Field organizers are working from home. And "I wash my hands" is a CDC-friendly campaign slogan.
Ohio's health director orders polling locations to close Tuesday amid health concerns, despite a judge's decision not to delay the election.
Washington's primary, which Sanders had hoped to win, was held on March 10.
Coronavirus is likely to stifle turnout, as millions of Americans stay home.
A judge denied the governor's request to delay the primary, but DeWine ordered polling locations close anyway.
It's the third state to postpone its primary over the disease.
With the coronavirus pandemic at the top of Americans' minds, it was the first topic of discussion between the two Democratic presidential candidates.
Georgia Secretary of State Brian Raffensperger said in a statement that in-person early voting that began on March 2 will be halted.
The four states involved in next Tuesday's primaries have been signaling all week how they would approach coronavirus.
A congressional official told CBS News the four congressional leaders were notified of Biden's request Thursday.
Biden on Thursday is set to name veteran Democratic operative Jen O'Malley Dillon as his campaign manager.
Sanders did not speak on Tuesday evening after losing primaries in four states and winning in North Dakota.
Biden's victories in Idaho, Mississippi, Missouri and Michigan increased pressure on Bernie Sanders to abandon his bid.
Sanders is betting on protectionist trade policies deliver him a win he needs in Michigan and other voting contests to come.
It's a two-man race now, with Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden fighting for delegates in six states on Tuesday.
The senator and former candidate says Biden is the party's best choice to win "and, frankly, save our nation, humanity."
Idaho, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, North Dakota and Washington are holding primaries on Tuesday.
Jackson will appear alongside Sanders in Grand Rapids, Michigan, on Sunday.
Harris said in a statement that Biden "reflects the decency and dignity of the American people and who can ultimately defeat Donald Trump."
In a call with campaign staff Thursday morning, Warren said her campaign "has made a lasting difference."