Former VP Joe Biden was struggling to maintain his viability in the Democratic race with Senator Bernie Sanders surging and threatening to amass an unstoppable number of delegates going into Super Tuesday. South Carolina revived Biden’s candidacy, and a remarkable 72 hours elapsed where Biden consolidated support among centrists catching Sanders flat-footed. Now, the tables have turned. After Tuesday’s vote, Biden leads with 637 delegates to Bernie’s 559. With Warren, Bloomberg, Buttigieg, and Klobuchar all dropping out, this is a two-way race. Did voter turnout indicate a fired-up Democratic party? What is Sander’s and Biden’s game plan going forward? Should we start looking at VP candidates? Listen to Demographer Neil Howe and Chief Political Strategist JT Taylor as they analyze Super Tuesday results and the future of the Democratic race.
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