"Super Tuesday: A Historic Look at 40 Years of Voting and What's Next for Haley"
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Super Tuesday, a key day in the US presidential primaries, will see 16 states and one US territory voting. Both parties already have clear nominees in Joe Biden and Donald Trump, with Nikki Haley as the only remaining Republican candidate. Trump is unlikely to secure the nomination on Super Tuesday but could come close, while Haley's future in the race is uncertain. For Biden, it's an opportunity to solidify his position after a mixed performance in the Michigan primary.
- Super Tuesday: everything you need to know as 16 states vote The Guardian US
- Super Tuesday expected to boost Trump closer to clinching GOP nomination as Haley makes possible last stand Fox News
- Super Tuesday live updates: Trump seeks to deliver Haley a final blow, while Biden tests Democrats' enthusiasm CNBC
- More than 40 states have voted on a Super Tuesday since 1980 CNN
- Super Tuesday: Will Haley Drop Out? Plus More to Watch For. The New York Times
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