Polls are closed in Massachusetts, and the race was a three-way fight between Sens. Bernie Sanders (D-VT) and Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) and former Vice President Joe Biden. Super Tuesday always presented a fight for Sen. Warren, especially to win her home state. Sen. Warren has indicated that she will not exit the race tonight.
Biden is projected to be the winner of the Massachusetts primary, followed by Sen. Sanders in second and Sen. Warren coming in third in her home state.
Projection: Elizabeth Warren will finish third in Massachusetts, behind Joe Biden (1st) and Bernie Sanders (2nd).
— Dave Wasserman (@Redistrict) March 4, 2020
#BREAKING_NEWS Biden Wins Massachusetts
— Political Polls (@PpollingNumbers) March 4, 2020
BREAKING: Joe Biden wins the #Massachusetts primary, extending a series of Super Tuesday victories across the country.
— Business Insider (@businessinsider) March 4, 2020
Warren loses on home turf.
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Hillary Clinton won Massachusetts in the 2016 Democratic primary over Sen. Sanders. Polls indicated that Sen. Sanders would be the victor in his neighboring state. However, it appears that former Vice President Joe Biden’s last minute endorsements from former presidential candidates Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-MN), Pete Buttigieg and Beto O’Rourke may have made a difference. Of Massachusetts voters who decided their choice at the last minute, Biden had a majority:
#Massachusetts Democratic Primary Polling:
— Polling USA (@USA_Polling) February 28, 2020
Sanders: 25% (+12)
Warren: 17% (-15)
Buttigieg: 14% (+7)
Bloomberg: 13% (+13)
Biden: 9% (-9)
Klobuchar: 6% (+5)
Steyer: 2% (+1)
MassInc / February 26, 2020 / n=426 / MOE 4.9% / Telephone
(% chg w Oct 20)https://t.co/jwxSLCa5Z7
Massachusetts exit polls, voters who decided in last few days (49%):
— Reid Wilson (@PoliticsReid) March 4, 2020
Biden 38
Warren 25
Sanders 20
Bloomberg 12
Voters who decided earlier than that (51%):
Sanders 40
Warren 25
Biden 20
Bloomberg 7https://t.co/fRnVhHkPWX
Who Won Each #SuperTuesday State In The 2016 Primaries (By Vote):
— Polling USA (@USA_Polling) March 3, 2020
Sanders:
Colorado
Utah
Oklahoma
Vermont
Maine
Minnesota
Democrats Abroad
Clinton:
California
Alabama
Arkansas
Texas
Tennessee
Virginia
North Carolina
Massachusetts
American Samoa
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