US voters head to polls for Super Tuesday
Polls begin closing on "Super Tuesday," the biggest day of the year in the US presidential primaries, with Donald Trump expected to cement his hold on the Republican nomination and set up a rematch with President Joe Biden in November.
Super Tuesday typically decides Republican and Democratic primaries in the giant states of California and Texas, as well as more than a dozen other battlegrounds, and can make or break would-be presidents' White House ambitions.
Super Tuesday typically decides Republican and Democratic primaries in the giant states of California and Texas, as well as more than a dozen other battlegrounds, and can make or break would-be presidents' White House ambitions.
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00:08 Politics is so corrupted nowadays.
00:11 Who knows what goes on after we cast our ballot, but
00:14 it's an opportunity that's given to us, so we gotta come out and do it.
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00:38 >> You have to vote your conscience, you have to vote what you believe in.
00:46 And I believe in Nikki, I have voted for Trump in the past, but
00:50 I believe that she would be a better candidate to bring the country together.
00:56 >> Well, everybody's a little fatigued already in the process.
00:59 I'm a lifelong Democrat, so I have my own animosity towards
01:03 the candidate that's representing my party, but I'm gonna vote for him.
01:08 I'll do anything to keep Trump out of office.
01:11 And I still think that Joe Biden has done a great job.
01:14 I am concerned about his age, like many people are.
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