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The 2024 Super Tuesday Roundup : 1A Another Super Tuesday is in the books and the race to the White House is underway.

Millions of Americans finished primary voting yesterday across 16 states and one US territory – solidifying some of the matchups we'll be watching come November.

It's looking like a rematch – with former President Donald Trump taking on the incumbent president, Joe Biden.

Nikki Haley may have won Vermont's delegates, but after numerous defeats elsewhere, she's decided to bow out of the presidential race.

But what about other races on the ballot?

We discuss the latest – who's up, who's down – and break down the results. Later on, we e take a look at voting at the state and local levels.

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The 2024 Super Tuesday Roundup

The 2024 Super Tuesday Roundup

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Another Super Tuesday is in the books and the race to the White House is underway.

Millions of Americans finished primary voting yesterday across 16 states and one territory – solidifying some of the matchups we'll be watching come November.

It's looking like a rematch – with former President Donald Trump taking on the incumbent president, Joe Biden.

President Donald Trump celebrated his primary wins – getting much closer to becoming the GOP nominee.

Nikki Haley did win Vermont's delegates but after numerous defeats elsewhere, has decided to bow out of the presidential race.

We discuss the latest – who's up, who's down – and break down the results. Later on, we e take a look at voting at the state and local levels.

Find more of our programs online. Listen to 1A sponsor-free by signing up for 1A+ at plus.npr.org/the1a.