Biden and Trump barrel into Super Tuesday, toward a likely November rematch despite voter concerns

Trump is on a quest for 1,215 delegates to claim the Republican nomination, with a current count of 273. Despite a hefty 854 delegates at stake in the GOP contests across 15 states, and an additional nine from American Samoa, he’s mathematically unable to hit his target in this round.

Yet, if the polls are to be believed, Trump might just clinch his nomination seal by March 12, during the contests in Georgia, Hawaii, Mississippi, and Washington State, or, at the latest, by March 19, with votes pouring in from Arizona, Florida, Illinois, Kansas, and Ohio.

Biden’s path is a bit steeper, not harder yet, needing 1,968 delegates to clinch the Democratic nomination. With 206 delegates under his belt, a sweep on March 12 won’t be enough.