The 2024 Super Tuesday Roundup

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🗓️ 7 March 2024

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Summary

Another Super Tuesday is in the books and the race to the White House is underway.

Millions of Americans finished primary voting yesterday across 16 states and one US territory – solidifying some of the matchups we'll be watching come November.

It's looking like a rematch – with former President Donald Trump taking on the incumbent president, Joe Biden.

Nikki Haley may have won Vermont's delegates, but after numerous defeats elsewhere, she's decided to bow out of the presidential race.

But what about other races on the ballot?

We discuss the latest – who's up, who's down – and break down the results. Later on, we e take a look at voting at the state and local levels.

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0:14.0	Learn more at concur.com. You're listening to the What A Podcast. I'm Jen White breaking down the latest
0:28.2	Super Tuesday news from W. B. H. M. and Birmingham, Alabama.
0:32.9	With another Super Tuesday in the books, the race to the White House looks to be a rematch.
0:37.8	Former President Donald Trump versus incumbent President Joe Biden.
0:41.5	We heard from a lot of you about what motivated you to vote the future of democracy in our country.
0:47.0	That does voters in 16 states and one U.S. territory went to the polls yesterday to choose their primary candidates.
0:53.0	This election could be the last free and fair election in the United States.
1:00.0	I will vote for Joe Biden because I think he is a Democratic president.
1:05.0	That's a small deal.
1:07.0	I just got done voting and I can tell you that I am so glad to see our democracy at work.
1:15.0	There's just so much that I can't fix.
1:19.0	At least I can vote.
1:21.0	Joining us to break down the results in what's next is Ron Elving.
1:24.4	He's a senior correspondent and editor at NPR.
1:27.0	Hi Ron.
1:28.0	Good to be with you, John.
1:29.0	Rina Shaw is with us.
1:30.3	She's a Republican political strategist and commentator.
1:32.8	Welcome back, Rina.
1:33.8	Nice to be here.
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