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The votes of 14 more states — and one territory — are in after Super Tuesday. The day was a big moment for the remaining Democratic presidential candidates, with more than 1,300 delegates at stake. 

, along with Vermont, Utah and Colorado. Meanwhile, former Vice President Joe Biden saw a rebound after low support in the earlier nominating contests. Biden 

, including Texas, North Carolina and Minnesota.

MPR News host Kerri Miller talked with two political scientists from Minnesota and Arkansas about the outcome of Super Tuesday; what issues voters are thinking about; and what’s ahead as the remaining Democratic contenders move toward the convention in July.

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Super Tuesday was a big day for the remaining Democratic presidential candidates, with nearly one-third of the delegates needed for nomination up for grabs. We look at turnout, voter support, and the path ahead toward Election Day.

Super Tuesday is a big day for the remaining Democratic presidential candidates, with nearly one-third of the delegates needed for nomination up for grabs. We look at turnout, voter support, and the path ahead toward Election Day.

Super Tuesday takeaways for the Democratic presidential race

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