Former Vice President Joe Biden
Joe BidenNAACP seeks to encourage Black voter turnout in six states. Biden touts Trump and said Harris would be ‘good choice’ for VP pick Kamala Harris: The conventional (and predictable) choice is MUCH MORE Connecticut won its presidential primary on Tuesday – the final presidential primary of the year – as it continues to pick up delegates just days before its formal nomination at the party’s convention.
Biden won with about 84 percent of the vote with 23 percent of reported areas, according to The Associated Press. Sen. Bernie Sanders
Bernie SandersBiden wins Connecticut in final presidency primary of the year Vermont Rep. Peter Welch easily wins primary Three pros and three cons to Biden who tackles Harris MORE (I-Vt.) Stairs by roughly 12 percent.
President Trump
Donald John TrumpDemocrat calls on White House to take back ambassador to Belarus nominated TikTok to collect data from mobile devices to track Android users: Peterson report wins Minnesota House primarily in crucial swing district MORE also won the GOP primary in Connecticut with more than 86 percent of the vote based on initial results.
Sanders, who dropped out of the Democratic race in April and signed Biden, is expected to speak new week at the party’s convention in support of the bid of the former White House vice president.
Biden won Connecticut, which will issue 60 pledge delegates, hours after he defeated Sen. Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) Announced as his running mate.
The Connecticut primary was originally scheduled for late April, but was postponed twice due to the coronavirus pandemic.
In total, Biden won 42 state primary games plus Washington, DC, while Sanders won seven. Former South Bend, Ind., Mayor Pete Buttigeg won the most delegates in Iowa.
According to the AP, Biden is heading towards the convention with 2,627 pledge delegates to Sanders’ 1,073.
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