To talk about the primary. Good morning to you. Patrick good morning. Host breaks down expectations for turnout and where the momentum is as far as the candidates are concerned. Is ack right now there decent amount of uncertainty given the early Voting Period in texas which is february 18 through this past friday. It came before joe bidens big victory in south carolina. I think a lot of people in texas will watch for what the early , did aresults look like lot of Texas Democrats wait to vote on election day to see who would be still viable at that point . This applies to people like Amy Klobuchar and Pete Buttigieg who dropped out in the past 24 or 48 hours. There is a significant chunk of the total vote that is the early vote in texas, it is not a perfect comparison but in 2016 when it was Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton i believe 42 of the total vote was the early vote. It will be interesting to see what the early vote looks like this time of around and how much this late biden se
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Julia manchester reports on the 2020 campaign for the hill. We are also joined by erika warner. Make you for joining us. Julia manchester, Pete Buttigieg leaving the race as of yesterday. What does that do to the coming field . Guest on the moderate side, for a while, it was sanders getting that progressive support, but on themoderate side, you have three competing for the moderate vote. Can makes it easier on the moderates Going Forward. Pressure on others to drop out because unlike Pete Buttigieg, they have not been showing the best support. Amy klobuchar has performed worse in Pete Buttigieg, so she is feeling quite a bit of pressure now. Polling, at internal money issue . , they after New Hampshire were not able to broaden their coalition. Iowa and New Hampshire majority white, suburban, rural states. That was the boca Pete Buttigiegs support, and once he had gotten into the more progressive areas, he fell behind in the support. They did not see a path forward going into super tues
Residential primaries. Also kyle kondik, the managing editor of sabatos crystal ball will talk to us about the developments in the 2020 president ial race. Washington journal is next. Host it is the washington journal on the super tuesday. Biden gaining joe the endorsements of Pete Buttigieg, Amy Klobuchar, and beto orourke. Bernie sanders is looking today and get dashed again delegates from those participating today and hoping to do well in california. This as President Trump held a rally in North Carolina where he not only talked about the november election but the administrations action on testing and developing a vaccine against coronavirus. You can make comments on either super tuesday or the u. S. Coronavirus response on three lines. 2027488000 for democrats. 2027488001 for republicans. 2027488002 for independents. If you want to text us, you can do so at 2027488003. Wj can tweet us at cspan and follow along on facebook and facebook. Com cspan. When it comes to our coverage for t
Convention, and Democratic Candidates in iowa. That will get underway at four 00 eastern time on cspan. We wanted to spend the first talkingfirst hour about issues that are important to women. Thousands lined the streets on a cold and rainy saturday to strike back against President Trump. The first womens march took lace one day after his inauguration in 2017. We want to hear from you. Our phone lines are open at 202 7488000 for those in the eastern and central time zones. For mountain and pacific, 202 7488001, and you can also send us a text at 202 7488003. You can also find us on twitter at cspanwj, and facebook at facebook. Com cspan. A march took place yesterday on a cold and rainy saturday. Election year brings a feeling of hope at the womens march. The cofounderis of all in together, speaking about some of the issues important to women and what she expects as some of this Campaign Season unfolds. Here is part of the conversation. Guest there is no question and reams of evidence t