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‘Super Tuesday II’ Pivotal in Presidential Race
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by News Editor
Marco Rubio, left, and Donald Trump during last week’s presidential debate. Photo: Twitter.
BBC – The “Super Tuesday” primaries and caucuses, held on 1 March in 11 states across the US, were a political blockbuster, rocketing Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton to daunting leads for their parties’ nomination.
Like any good blockbuster, Super Tuesday has a sequel. Super Tuesday II, which takes place this week, has fewer states in play — Florida, Ohio, Illinois, Missouri and North Carolina — but it could finish what the first Tuesday of March started.
