Hey,

thank you for coming. I really appreciate this. I'm pumped for it.

Yeah, okay, we're going to try to make Super Tuesday not feel so

happen.

Yes.

Today is Super Tuesday.

So people in 15 states and one territory are going to the polls.

In Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, North Carolina,

Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, and American Samoa.

Usually, Vermont, Virginia, and American Samoa.

Usually, it's one of the biggest days of the political calendar.

But this year, there's nothing to indicate that it'll change the broader picture of the presidential race,

that Trump and Biden are seemingly headed to a rematch. It's a day when a lot of people will make

their voices heard, and there are also important down-ballad primaries happening, and races that could

matter for control of the House, Senate, and governorships. So I called Amy Walter. She's the publisher and editor-in-chief of the Cook Political Report,

which analyzes elections and campaigns.

And she's someone I trust to help me understand what is worth paying attention to this super Tuesday.

You know I was thinking about it today of all right what am I going to be looking

for in some of these states for the presidential contest and look I'm going to be

looking in particular in some of these areas where Mickey Haley has been doing better, which is suburban areas around major metro areas,

or suburban areas that have been trending more Democratic in the last eight years or so.

So we know, for example, in South Carolina, where did she do best?

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