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Nothing herein plus interviews with political candidates who consistently gives back year after year? Brad looks such as Jimmy Garfield (above). DAILY BREAKING NEWS forward to working with you! Photo coutesy of Garfield 4 March 4, 2020 WINDY CITY TIMES Sen. Bernie Sanders. Joe Biden. WCT photo Photo by Kat Fitzgerald vote there. Biden won, followed by Sanders (27.3 with 68 percent of all ballots counted. percent), Warren and Bloomberg and Buttigieg. —Texas: Biden may have gotten most of the Biden makes big Super Former Massachusetts Gov. Bill Weld, a Republi- Southern states on Super Tuesday, but the big- can, mounted a primary challenge against Trump, gest prize in that region—Texas, with 15.3 mil- but he was trounced by the incumbent president, lion registered voters, including 858,000 LGBTQ Tuesday primary gains receiving only 9 percent of the vote in his home individuals—went to Sanders. state. —Utah: Sanders was the projected winner in BY MATT SIMONETTE mary, was able to seize the media’s “momentum” —Minnesota: Biden won Klobuchar’s home Utah. With 62 percent of the vote in, Sanders had AND ANDREW DAVIS narrative from Sen. Bernie Sanders and went on state with 38.2 percent of the vote; he was fol- 32 percent of the vote, with Michael Bloomberg to primary victories in several states March 3. lowed by Sanders (30.2 percent), Warren (15.8 second, at 19 percent. The tumultuous primary season only intensified Besides Biden and Sanders, Sen. Elizabeth War- percent) and Bloomberg (8.3 percent). —Vermont: To no one’s surprise, Sanders se- March 3 as voters in 14 states and one territory ren, billionaire Michael Bloomberg and U.S. Rep. —North Carolina: With 87 percent of the ballots cured a win in his home state, garnering 16 del- went to the polls to make their choices for the Tulsi Gabbard were all competing for the Demo- counted, Biden won the state, with 43 percent of egates. Elizabeth Warren, Sanders’ progressive Democratic candidate who’ll face off against in- cratic nomination March 3. the vote, followed by Sanders (24 percent) and rival from Massachusetts, took second. cumbent President Donald Trump in November, While the Super Tuesday was hyped by the me- Bloomberg (13 percent). Two transgender indi- —Virginia: Biden scored a big win in this state, among other races. dia and political campaigns as a pivoting-point, viduals are competing for legislator positions in giving him 99 delegates. This victory relatively The Democrats’ electoral landscape was signifi- its true impact on the election likely won’t be the Tarheel State for the first time. early in the night suggested he is enjoying genu- cantly reconfigured a few days before, as centrist determined until well after March 3. The endgame —Oklahoma: Biden was called the projected ine political momentum after his huge South candidates Pete Buttigieg—the first openly LGBT in presidential primary contests is accumulating winner in The Sooner State shortly after 9 p.m. Carolina primary win on Feb. 29. Democratic presidential candidate—and Sen. Amy pledged convention delegates, and determining CT. With 76 percent of the vote in, Biden had —American Samoa: This unincorporated U.S. Klobuchar both withdrew from the race and gave those is sometimes a more convoluted process 38.2 percent of the vote. territory held a caucus. On March 2, Samoan chief their endorsements to Joe Biden. Biden, basking than counting votes, particularly in populous —Tennessee: Voters in some areas of this state Fa’alagiga Nina Tua’au-Glaude endorsed Bloom- in a first-place victory in the South Carolina pri- states such as California, which was in play Super had an unusual obstacle in the form of several berg for president—and this became the billion- Tuesday. tornadoes that took the lives of almost two dozen aire’s only win of the night. As Windy City Times went to press the evening people, at last report. However, Biden was cred- Note: Results will be updated March 4. See of March 3 (following results on Politico and ited with the win, with 42.5 percent of the vote WindyCityMediaGroup.com." State Equality CNN), the following results were in: —Alabama: Biden readily won the state with Index released 62.4 percent of the vote, followed by Sanders The Human Rights Campaign (HRC) Foun- (16.9 percent), Michael Bloomberg (12.3 per- dation and the Equality Federation Institute cent) and Warren (5.6 percent). Former Attorney released their 5th annual State Equality In- General Jeff Sessions appeared poised to win the dex (SEI)—a comprehensive report detailing Republican primary to compete for his old U.S.
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