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Super Tuesday Open Thread - UPDATE 10

Polls close and one-third of the Democratic delegates are chosen.

We are not likely to get results from California until days from now. That's democracy. The times on this map are EASTERN.

What are you seeing in the results?


Virginia goes to Biden in the early projections. It's hard to say for sure what that translates to because of how viability plays in and what that means for other candidates, but he will have at least 16 of the 99 delegates at stake.

Vermont is called for Bernie. I'm not going to add delegates to the totals because it's impossible to know how they're going to fall, though I'm sure Vermont's 16 will go to Bernie.


North Carolina has called it for Biden. I will just say that these calls, in my opinion, influence states still voting -- like CA.


American Samoa goes to Bloomberg, acing Tulsi out.


Alabama is called for Biden. Oklahoma, Massachusetts and Maine are too early to call. Oklahoma too early to call.


Every damn thing is too early to call. Here's a good article about why they should quit pushing early results and calls.

UPDATE 6: Oklahoma is called for Biden

UPDATE 7: Tennessee and Minnesota called for Biden

UPDATE 8: Utah called for Sanders. Maine, Massachusetts, Texas and California too early to call.

UPDATE 9: Massachusetts called for Biden. Colorado called for Sanders.

UPDATE 10: With long lines of voters still voting, the AP has called California for Bernie Sanders based upon early vote by mail ballots. With record turnout and Texas breaking for Joe Biden (still too early to call), I think they may have made a mistake. (Karoli)

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