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.
With the race narrowing to frontrunners Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders, the focus is shifting to the upcoming primaries, including PA.
In just 72 hours, the race for the Democratic presidential nomination was turned upside down.
It is one of the most stunning turnarounds in politics.
More than 1,300 delegates are up for grabs on Super Tuesday.
A lot has happened in the last 48 hours in the race for the Democratic nomination for president.
Hillary Clinton claimed Super Tuesday victories in the Georgia and Virginia Democratic primaries, while rival Bernie Sanders carried his home state of Vermont. Republican races in those states were too close to call as polls closed.
Donald Trump strained to shout down protesters at a rally in Virginia.
Late Tuesday night, the race for delegates in Ohio was neck-and-neck between Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum. An enthusiastic crowd of about 400 to 500 supporters gathered to cheer on Santorum at the Steubenville High School gymnasium.
Voters in 10 states chose their candidate for the Republican nomination for president on Super Tuesday, but the contest is far from over. The battle just might end up in Pennsylvania on April 24 when the state has its presidential primary.
KDKA Radio's Mike Pintek was joined on NewsRadio 1020 KDKA by Bill Green, a political expert.
While Santorum began with an economic pitch, he quickly turned to his conservative agenda and a blistering attack on President Obama.
