Name: 早期スーパーチューズデーの結果と分析 (Early Super Tuesday results and analysis)
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It is the biggest contest today in the 2020 primary season.

And now, after 7:00 p.m., the polls have closed in two states.

In Virginia, the Associated Press projects that former Vice President Joe Biden is the

winner. And, in Vermont, Senator Bernie Sanders is the projected winner there in his home

At a polling center in Northern Virginia, Anthony and Neia Drayton said the choice today

NEIA DRAYTON, Virginia Voter: Yes, definitely Bernie as well. I think he has like the strongest,

like, platform vs. some of the other Democratic candidates. Like, I have always been a Bernie

fan ever since, like, 2016. He didn't get the primary then, but hoping for this time.

JUDY WOODRUFF: More than 500 miles away, Senator Bernie Sanders arrived to cast his vote at

another polling center in his home state of Vermont.

SEN. BERNIE SANDERS (I-VT), Presidential Candidate: To beat Donald Trump, we are going to need

to have the largest voter turnout in the history of this country. We need energy. We need excitement.

JUDY WOODRUFF: While an energetic Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren greeted supporters

SEN. ELIZABETH WARREN (D-MA), Presidential Candidate: It is a moment not just to get

rid of Donald Trump. It is a moment to build the America of our best values.

JUDY WOODRUFF: In all, voters across 14 states cast their primary ballots today, as the U.S.

territory in the Pacific, American Samoa, held caucuses.

Over 1,300 delegates are at play, more than a third of all Democratic delegates to be

chosen this year. North Carolina is the third biggest contest state voting, with 110 delegates

Raleigh resident Keith Miller opted for Joe Biden, but only after the former vice president

KEITH MILLER, North Carolina Voter: My original intention was Buttigieg. But with Klobuchar's,

Buttigieg endorsement of Biden, I went back to Biden, who was my first choice many months

JUDY WOODRUFF: Former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg offered his endorsement

Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar soon followed suit, joining Biden at a raucous evening rally

SEN. AMY KLOBUCHAR (D-MN), Former Presidential Candidate: It is up to us, all of us, to put

our country back together, to heal this country, and then to build something even greater.

JUDY WOODRUFF: Former candidate Beto O'Rourke of Texas also offered his backing. Biden himself

JOSEPH BIDEN (D), Presidential Candidate: The Democrats want a nominee who's a Democrat,

a lifelong Democrat, a proud Democrat, an Obama-Biden Democrat!

JUDY WOODRUFF: Seeking to contrast himself with Sanders, a self-styled Democratic socialist,

who invited Klobuchar and Buttigieg supporters to join him.

SEN. BERNIE SANDERS: So, to all of Amy and Pete's millions of supporters, the door is

JUDY WOODRUFF: But former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg said today that calls for moderates

to consolidate behind Biden wouldn't deter his own campaign.

MICHAEL BLOOMBERG, Presidential Candidate: Have you asked Joe whether he is going to

When you ask him that, when you ask him that, then you can call me up. I have no intention

JUDY WOODRUFF: For some in North Carolina, no other candidate is as well-suited to beat

the president in November as Bloomberg, who was on ballots today for the first time.

BARLOW HERGET, North Carolina Voter: Joe Biden is a great guy. I voted for Obama twice and

Biden. But I think we need somebody that can really go toe to toe with Trump. And he can

be just as nasty as Trump. And I think he's got the money to do it.

JUDY WOODRUFF: And now we have a host of "NewsHour" correspondents and public media reporters

spread out in Super Tuesday states across the country, from Texas, to Minnesota, to

North Carolina, Massachusetts, and Virginia, where the polls have just closed.

Former Vice President Joe Biden is the projected winner.

Our Lisa Desjardins has spent the day in Virginia.

And, Lisa, it's an early call, suggesting the vice president, former vice president,

You have been looking at these interviews with Virginia voters...

JUDY WOODRUFF: ... done as they were planning to go vote.

And I will tell you, Joe Biden gets his second win of this presidential campaign here in

Virginia, following South Carolina on Saturday, with a broad coalition, it looks like, of

In particular, Judy, there were some questions about whether Joe Biden could do well outside

of the Deep South of South Carolina. Here tonight in Virginia, by these voters' surveys,

So, political geeks, you might want to pull out a pen, but they're significant.

Joe Biden, by these numbers, won with white voters in the state of Virginia by 21 points,

and with black voters by 34 points, so Bernie Sanders behind in both of those categories

Senator Sanders did win with Latino voters here in this state, according to those surveys,

The vast -- the majority, 90 percent of the voters in this state are either African-American

One other note, Judy. I think we have a sense of one big and -- one big favor, one thing

going in Joe Biden's favor tonight. Northern Virginia turnout, as I have said today, seemed

And, Judy, check this out. In these voter surveys, 55 percent of voters here in Virginia

today said they have a college degree. That is far above the national average. And it

indicates that those voters turned out for Joe Biden.

And that may have been what put him over the top.

And you were telling us, in the last hour, you have been talking to different campaigns.

The Bloomberg, Mike Bloomberg, campaign, after earlier putting some hopes in Virginia, you

said, later on, they were -- they were scaling that back.

LISA DESJARDINS: That's right. This was one of their early hoped states.

They thought they could lead off the night with a win here. But in the last two weeks,

we have seen numbers change dramatically. Talking to voters today -- I talked to one

voter who was originally a New Yorker, said she loved what Mayor Bloomberg did there.

However, she didn't like his tone on the campaign trail. And, overall, voters said they think

Biden -- that I talked to today -- that Biden has a better shot than Bloomberg at beating

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