Presidential hopefuls are on the run. Wisconsin Democrats watched the country in excitement as Senator Bernie Sanders and frontrunner former Vice President Joe Biden fought to have their names on the nationwide ballot for Super Tuesday primaries. March 5^{th} is the date by which seventeen states, at primitive, will have completed mostly of their primary phases, utterly delimiting a number of the submitted for electable in the general election. Since the game’s name is the number of delegates at stake, the results of Super Tuesday will, regardless of which party it is, decide the direction of the future.
The majority of Primaries scheduled between March and June 2024 will likely have Donald Trump back on top for the GOP ticket and Nikki Haley, the former U.S. Ambassador to the UN, taking only one victory so far. While the state’s vote is over already, the race is not over, as other states will also vote in the next weeks. The U.S. Supreme Court has just supported the Trump campaign by ruling against Colorado’s decision to remove him from the ballots in the upcoming election. The rationale behind that decision was Trump’s alleged role as the mastermind behind the January 6, 2021, assault on the US Capitol.
President Joe Biden, of course, sees himself quite unmatched in winning a valuable nomination in the majority of states. Nevertheless, some hurdles have to be taken since Florida also includes others, like John Delaney and Marianne Williamson. Recent polls have been a worry for Biden, with a share of 47% to 45% registered voters, and the Brand was separated within the Democratic party regarding the candidate.
With Super Tuesday right around the corner, the stakes are increasingly high, and the nation is on the edge of its seat to see the outcome of this historic event, which will decide the fate of those who will make it to the general election and compete for the biggest position in, of course, the nation.
