Super Tuesday earned its nickname because it’s the day many states hold their presidential primaries and caucuses. This year, 15 states and one U.S. territory will hold elections on March 5.

This video will explain the history of Super Tuesday and why it is so important. Consider this your guide to understanding ...

Super Tuesday is not the end of the primary season. The remaining states will vote through the summer and fall on their primary slates. Republicans will gather in July in Milwaukee for their ...

Super Tuesday earned its nickname because its the date the most states hold their primaries and caucuses − meaning it’s also when the most delegates are at stake to earn the party nominations.

Super Tuesday dates back to the 1970s, but back then, it was often used to describe the last primary votes of the season in June, when key states like California and New Jersey used to hold their ...

Super Tuesday 2024: Which states are voting, the key rules to know and what's at stake The first Super Tuesday polls close on the Republican side at 7 p.m. ET as voters cast ballots across the ...

Super Tuesday 2024 results: Biden and Trump steamroll through primary states, Haley wins VT. Former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley scored a surprise victory on Super Tuesday, upsetting Donald Trump ...

It's Super Tuesday. Voters across 15 states — including here in Tennessee — are heading to the polls today to cast ballots in the Republican and Democratic presidential primaries, as well as a ...

On Super Tuesday 1988, 13 of the 20 participating states were in the South, compared with seven of this year’s 16 Super Tuesday states. Here are all of the states that have cast their votes on a ...

Why Super Tuesday is crucial and 3 more things to know about the election day Since 1988 when frontloading a significant number of states on a single day became popularized in the GOP primary, it ...