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Politics Podcast: Everything You Need To Know About Super Tuesday The politics team is back with a special episode of the podcast that explains everything you ever wanted to know about Super Tuesday.

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Politics Podcast: Everything You Need To Know About Super Tuesday

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Politics Podcast: Everything You Need To Know About Super Tuesday

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Politics Podcast: Everything You Need To Know About Super Tuesday

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The NPR Politics team is back with a special podcast devoted to all things Super Tuesday, the day when the most states and delegates are at stake in the 2016 presidential primary campaign. The team discusses which candidates need big wins to keep their campaigns afloat and predictions for what might happen after Super Tuesday.

On the podcast:

  • Campaign Reporter Sam Sanders
  • Political Editor Domenico Montanaro
  • Campaign Reporter Asma Khalid
  • Campaign Reporter Scott Detrow