Which states voted on Super Tuesday? Full list of states and the delegates at stake
There were hundreds of delegates up for grabs for both Democrats and Republicans on Super Tuesday.
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There were hundreds of delegates up for grabs for both Democrats and Republicans on Super Tuesday.
Voters in several states head to the polls for Super Tuesday; the rainy week continues; police are looking for the shooter who killed an 88-year-old man in West Philadelphia.
Fifteen states and a U.S. territory hold their 2024 nominating contests on Super Tuesday this year. Here's what there is to know and how the voting works.
The pop star, who has 282 million followers on Instagram, posted a message on her stories reminding people that today is the presidential primary for more than a dozen states.
While neither Joe Biden nor Donald Trump can get enough delegates to clinch their party's nomination on Super Tuesday, Republican Nikki Haley needs a strong showing to stay in the fight against Trump, Lauren Cristella of the Committee of Seventy explains.
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled Monday that Colorado can not keep former President Donald Trump off the ballot for the 2024 presidential election. The decision comes just a day before Super Tuesday, when more than a dozen states, including Colorado, will hold their primary elections and caucuses.
On today's show, Rich talked about the major flaws in Mayor Kenney's Soda Tax plan, Hillary Clinton's vow to put coal miners out of business and her claim that no Americans were killed in Libya. Rich also previewed tonight's Republican primaries and discussed whether or not Marco Rubio will be embarrassed in his home state of Florida.
Rich discussed Super Tuesday results, Ben Carson not continuing and Lindsey Graham's comments about rallying behind Cruz. He also discussed flu shots, Super Tuesday results and Rubio's denial. Rich spoke with Jeffrey Lord at 4:30pm and Congressman Sensenbrenner at 5:20pm.
Donald Trump may have won the night on Super Tuesday but New Jersey Governor Chris Christie won the the Internet.
Chris reviewed last night's 'Super Tuesday' results, Apple bringing its fight with the FBI to Capitol Hill and Sam Bradford's extension with the Eagles. He talked with La Salle Professor Bill Weaver about Apple at 7:00, AB Stoddard from The Hill at 7:20 about 'Super Tuesday,' and Patrick Kerkstra from Philadelphia Magazine at 8:00 about Mayor Jim Kenney's proposed soda tax.
Michael Steele, the former Chairman of the RNC, sees a scenario for a brokered Republican convention in Cleveland.
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton didn't win their parties' nominations on Super Tuesday -- but they both became much harder to beat.
Voters in more than a dozen states and territories headed to the polls Tuesday.
CNN's Jake Tapper discussed asking the question to Donald Trump that led to his refusal to distance himself from the KKK.
With today's Super Tuesday primaries, political observers believe Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump will add to their delegate counts in marches to claim their nominations at summer conventions.
John Hayward from Breitbart said after final Republican debate before Super Tuesday that Donald Trump has 'captured the spirit of the moment.'
Ed Rendell predicts an easy path for Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton to win their parties nominations for President.
Franklin and Marshall College pollster Terry Madonna believes Romney is likely to win at least five of the ten Super Tuesday primaries. And Madonna believes that to remain a viable candidate, Rick Santorum must run close in Ohio and win one or two other states.
Chris previews Super Tuesday with John Hayward from Human Events, discusses the primary campaign with Robert Traynham, a political analyst and former staff member to Rick Santorum, and debates the merits of bounites in the NFL with former Eagle and WIP Host Ike Reese.
One message out of Ohio is clear: the Republicans need to get their act together. Surveys show President Obama leading all Republican challengers in Ohio by margins of 12 to 19 points.
Chris assesses the weekend's debate over the contraception issue and Rush Limbuagh's apology, previews Super Tuesday with Jeff Roe and Michael Bronstein, and talks to Mike Bertha from the Philly Post about why we prefer cheap booze.
