Super Tuesday Results 2020: Live updates

	Biden	Sanders	Warren	Bloomberg
Called
Ala. 52 del. AL100% in	63.3%	16.5%	5.7%	11.7%
Va. 99 del. VA100% in	53.2%	23.1%	10.7%	9.8%
N.C. 110 del. NC100% in	43.0%	24.1%	10.5%	13.0%
Tenn. 64 del. TN100% in	41.7%	25.0%	10.4%	15.5%
Ark. 31 del. AR100% in	40.5%	22.4%	10.0%	16.7%
Okla. 37 del. OK100% in	38.7%	25.4%	13.4%	13.9%
Minn. 75 del. MN100% in	38.6%	29.9%	15.4%	8.3%
Texas 228 del. TX100% in	34.5%	30.0%	11.4%	14.4%
Maine 24 del. ME98% in	34.1%	32.9%	15.7%	12.0%
Mass. 91 del. MA100% in	33.6%	26.7%	21.4%	11.8%
Vt. 16 del. VT100% in	22.0%	50.8%	12.6%	9.4%
Colo. 67 del. CO83% in	24.7%	37.0%	17.6%	18.5%
Utah 29 del. UT100% in	18.4%	36.1%	16.2%	15.4%
Calif. 415 del. CA98% in	28.0%	35.5%	13.3%	12.2%

Can Sessions win his seat back?

U.S. Senate, Alabama

Former Attorney General Jeff Sessions is running for his old Senate seat. The GOP primary will likely go to a March 31 runoff.

Candidate	Votes	Pct.
Tommy Tuberville	239,173	33.4% 239,173
Jeff Sessions	226,675	31.6% 226,675
Bradley Byrne	178,302	24.9% 178,302
Roy Moore	51,248	7.2% 51,248
Ruth Page Nelson	7,183	1.0% 7,183
Arnold Mooney	7,134	1.0% 7,134
Stanley Adair	6,584	0.9% 6,584

100.00% in (2,281 / 2,281)

A GOP-fueled fight

U.S. Senate, North Carolina

Republicans meddled in the Democratic primary, boosting state Sen. Erica Smith and forcing national Democrats to spend money to push Cal Cunningham across the finish line.

Candidate	Votes	Pct.
Cal Cunningham	713,249	57.0% 713,249
Erica Smith	434,896	34.8% 434,896
Trevor Fuller	47,651	3.8% 47,651
Steve Swenson	33,526	2.7% 33,526
Atul Goel	22,067	1.8% 22,067

100.00% in (2,670 / 2,670)

Who will face Cornyn this fall?

U.S. Senate, Texas

The race for the Democratic nomination to face GOP Sen. John Cornyn is likely headed for a late May runoff.

Candidate	Votes	Pct.
Mary Hegar	412,981	22.3% 412,981
Royce West	269,062	14.5% 269,062
Cristina Ramirez	245,202	13.2% 245,202
Annie Garcia	191,409	10.3% 191,409
Amanda Edwards	187,903	10.1% 187,903
Chris Bell	158,433	8.5% 158,433
Sema Hernandez	137,695	7.4% 137,695
Michael Cooper	92,110	5.0% 92,110
Victor Harris	59,440	3.2% 59,440
Adrian Ocegueda	41,342	2.2% 41,342
Jack Foster	31,666	1.7% 31,666
D. R. Hunter	26,882	1.4% 26,882

100.00% in (5,742 / 5,742)

"Free-for-all" in an open seat

U.S. House, 25th District, Calif.

The candidates are running to succeed former Rep. Katie Hill (D), who resigned last year. If no one wins a majority of votes, the race will go to a May runoff.

Candidate	Votes	Pct.
Christy Smith	56,032	36.1% 56,032
Mike Garcia	39,425	25.4% 39,425
Steve Knight	26,854	17.3% 26,854
Cenk Uygur	10,085	6.5% 10,085
Anibal Valdez-Ortega	6,983	4.5% 6,983
Courtney Lackey	2,974	1.9% 2,974
Robert Cooper	2,826	1.8% 2,826
David Lozano	2,670	1.7% 2,670
Daniel Mercuri	2,475	1.6% 2,475
Kenneth Jenks	2,433	1.6% 2,433
Getro Elize	1,348	0.9% 1,348
David Rudnick	1,030	0.7% 1,030

76.67% in (230 / 300)

Replacing Duncan Hunter

U.S. House, 50th District, Calif.

The top two candidates will advance to the November general election to succeed former Rep. Duncan Hunter (R), who resigned in January.

Candidate	Votes	Pct.
Ammar Campa-Najjar	71,910	36.4% 71,910
Darrell Issa	46,153	23.3% 46,153
Carl DeMaio	39,521	20.0% 39,521
Brian Jones	21,064	10.7% 21,064
Marisa Calderon	10,849	5.5% 10,849
Nathan Wilkins	4,132	2.1% 4,132

100.00% in (398 / 398)

Granger vs. Putnam

U.S. House, 12th District, Texas

A prominent conservative group has spent more than $1 million to try to oust incumbent GOP Rep. Kay Granger.

Candidate	Votes	Pct.
Kay Granger*	42,789	57.9% 42,789
Chris Putnam	31,130	42.1% 31,130

Candidate

Votes

Pct.

Kay Granger*

42,789

57.9%

42,789

Chris Putnam

31,130

42.1%

31,130

100.00% in (239 / 239)

*Incumbent

Will a Bush head to Washington?

U.S. House, 22nd District, Texas

Pierce Bush, the grandson of George H.W. Bush, is running for the GOP nomination for a Houston-area battleground House seat.

Candidate	Votes	Pct.
Troy Nehls	29,565	40.5% 29,565
Kathaleen Wall	14,158	19.4% 14,158
Pierce Bush	11,258	15.4% 11,258
Greg Hill	10,280	14.1% 10,280
Dan Mathews	2,163	3.0% 2,163
Bangar Reddy	1,144	1.6% 1,144
Joe Walz	1,034	1.4% 1,034
Shandon Phan	770	1.1% 770
Diana Miller	767	1.1% 767
Jon Camarillo	718	1.0% 718
Douglas Haggard	395	0.5% 395
Howard Steele	283	0.4% 283
Matt Hinton	274	0.4% 274
Brandon Penko	96	0.1% 96
Aaron Hermes	91	0.1% 91

100.00% in (508 / 508)

A primary challenge from the left

U.S. House, 28th District, Texas

Cuellar, one of the most conservative House Democrats, faces a more liberal opponent who’s been endorsed by Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

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Super Tuesday primary results

Joe Biden won 10 states, including Texas. Bernie Sanders won the largest prize of the night: California.

Last updated Sept. 16, 2020, 4:17 a.m. ET

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Popular vote state-by-state

Ala.52 del.AL100% in

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Va.99 del.VA100% in

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N.C.110 del.NC100% in

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Tenn.64 del.TN100% in

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Ark.31 del.AR100% in

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Okla.37 del.OK100% in

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Minn.75 del.MN100% in

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Texas228 del.TX100% in

228 del.

Maine24 del.ME98% in

24 del.

Mass.91 del.MA100% in

91 del.

Vt.16 del.VT100% in

16 del.

Colo.67 del.CO83% in

67 del.

Utah29 del.UT100% in

29 del.

Calif.415 del.CA98% in

415 del.

Key down-ballot primary races

Republican

Can Sessions win his seat back?

U.S. Senate, Alabama

Candidate

Votes

Pct.

Votes

33.4%

239,173

31.6%

226,675

24.9%

178,302

7.2%

51,248

1.0%

7,183

1.0%

7,134

0.9%

6,584

100.00% in (2,281 / 2,281)

Democratic

A GOP-fueled fight

U.S. Senate, North Carolina

Candidate

Votes

Pct.

Votes

57.0%

713,249

34.8%

434,896

3.8%

47,651

2.7%

33,526

1.8%

22,067

100.00% in (2,670 / 2,670)

Democratic

Who will face Cornyn this fall?

Ala.
52 del.
AL100% in

Va.
99 del.
VA100% in

N.C.
110 del.
NC100% in

Tenn.
64 del.
TN100% in

Ark.
31 del.
AR100% in

Okla.
37 del.
OK100% in

Minn.
75 del.
MN100% in

Texas
228 del.
TX100% in

Maine
24 del.
ME98% in

Mass.
91 del.
MA100% in

Vt.
16 del.
VT100% in

Colo.
67 del.
CO83% in

Utah
29 del.
UT100% in

Calif.
415 del.
CA98% in