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I'm Martin Powers.

It's Monday, March 2nd.

Today, the primaries, caucuses, and existential debates that will make up this year's Super Tuesday.

So, Super Tuesday is finally here.

That's 1,357 Pledge Delegates sub for grabs,

a third of all the delegates in the Democratic Presidential Primary.

But the thing is, the way that we talk about Super Tuesday,

it's almost like we talk about it like it's the Super Bowl,

like it's this one big event that happens on a Tuesday.

But in fact, Super Tuesday is 16 different primaries and caucuses,

with 16 very different points of view.

And we wanted to know, what makes every one of these primaries and caucuses different or special?

And for the purposes of this conversation,

we're just going to talk about Democratic primaries,

because Republican primaries, though they're happening,

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