WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Bernie Sanders will aim to take command of the Democratic governmental race when 14 states vote on Tuesday, while top competitor Joe Biden aims to gain ground by muscling aside upstart Michael Bloomberg and consolidating moderate assistance on the nominating project’s most significant day.
Democratic 2020 U.S. governmental candidate Senator Bernie Sanders rallies with advocates in St. Paul, Minnesota, U.S. March 2,2020 REUTERS/Jonathan Ernst
In Super Tuesday contests that stretch from tiny Maine in the east to the delegate-rich reward of California in the west, the Democratic fight to discover a challenger to Republican President Donald Trump in the Nov. 3 election will become a nationwide competition for the very first time.
The rush of main elections might provide some clarity at last in a muddled White Home race that has seen a number of prospects rise and fall, leaving many Democratic citizens torn and unpredictable.
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Sanders, the front-runner and a progressive senator from Vermont, hopes to take a huge step towards the election on Super Tuesday, when more than one-third of the delegates who select the eventual candidate will be up for grabs.
However Biden has become Sanders’ leading risk. The previous vice president’s big win in South Carolina on Saturday produced a flood of endorsements from celebration authorities stressed that