Ten months ago, there were nearly twenty candidates vying for the Democratic Party’s nomination for President. Nearly nine months away from the general election, there are only three candidates vying for that nomination. After a strong showing last Tuesday, former Vice President Joe Biden now stands as the front runner for the aforementioned nomination. Following close behind, Sen. Bernie Sanders stands in a position to retake the lead with a strong showing tonight. Meanwhile, Rep. Tulsi Gabbard must make her presence felt tonight or her campaign may be forced to end.
BREAKING: Joe Biden wins the Democratic presidential primary in Mississippi. #APracecall at 7:00 p.m. CDT. #Election2020 #MSprimary https://t.co/lGfinkb1KC
— AP Politics (@AP_Politics) March 11, 2020
Following the results of Super Tuesday, voters across the state of Mississippi cast their votes for the candidate they feel will best represent the Democratic Party in November. According to the AP, former Vice President Joe Biden now stands as the projected winner of the state’s primary election.
Former U.S. Sen. Hillary Clinton emerged victorious in the state’s primary election before earning the party’s nomination that summer. We’ll have to wait and see if this year’s winner has the same success as Clinton. In the meantime, check back for results, news and updates regarding tonight’s primary elections.
