Policy

Biden and Trump win Super Tuesday

The current US President Joseph Biden and former President Donald Trump, who are candidates in the US presidential election, have won Super Tuesday, the day when the largest number of primaries take place.

This time, 16 states and territories were affected by Super Tuesday. The official vote count is still underway, but it is already clear that Joseph Biden and Donald Trump have won their primaries with confidence.

Former US Ambassador to the United Nations and Biden’s rival, Nikki Haley, won her second primary victory in Vermont.

In American Samoa, Biden was defeated by a little-known candidate, Jason Palmer.

All other primaries were won by the two most popular candidates.

As of the morning of 6 March after Super Tuesday, Joe Biden has 1572 votes, while Jason Palmer has only 3. Donald Trump is leading in the primaries with 1040 votes, while his pursuer Nikki Haley has received only 86. Both candidates are very close to winning the primary.

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