Name: スーパーチューズデーにテキサス州の選挙結果のライブ中継 (Live coverage of election results in Texas on Super Tuesday)
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In five minutes, the polls close across most of Texas, but voters are going to be casting ballots for a while longer.

Tonight there's a live look from HD Chopper is showing people still in line in the Collin County Courthouse in McKinney.

Good evening, and welcome to W F A special election night coverage of Super Tuesday.

We'll bring your results throughout the evening here on Facebook, our YouTube channel and a w FAA dot com.

And we want to hear from you tonight as well.

We have a team of people answering your questions or comments your concerns.

Or you can tweet us using the hashtag vote Texas Tonight we have reporters all across the state on the big races, and periodically we're going to break away from this live stream to update our broadcast audiences.

But first, let's get a lay of the land of what All we're doing tonight and already just a few minutes before polls close in Texas.

We're already seeing some results from the East Coast, where some of the other 14 states and Super Tuesday have already started calling.

Texas is gonna have its turn here in just a couple of minutes.

We'll be getting those early totals in Jason.

But as you see, we're already getting some coloring in on the map tonight.

This is no shocker at all for Senator Bernie Sanders.

That is, of course, his home state, Virginia, has been called for.

Vice President Joe Biden on ESO has North Carolina now this North Carolina Attn.

I don't think they actually have any of the vote in there just yet, But what they're going on there is the exit polling coming out of that.

Actually, they do have some now being reported their 35% to 23% for Bernie Sanders.

Interesting thing is here as we look at the projections, when we scroll over these different states here, you're going to see numbers pop up that show Sanders 28 point margin we got under Virginia Joe Biden, 32 point margin, North Carolina and 11 point margin, at least in Virginia, anyway, uh, Joe Biden is way out performing what we have been seeing in the polling.

We've been seeing polls saying that he would do less than that in Virginia by 20 or by 15 points.

We're looking at a 30 point spread that they're projecting here early on.

Bernie Sanders, on the other hand, in Vermont, there in his home state, pulling less of the vote than they thought he was going to pull tonight in the most recent polling.

So kind of an interesting dynamic right out of the gates, as you know, Jason, because you were out there.

Joe Biden picking up a lot of momentum here in Dallas last night with these other candidates endorsing the past 24 hours have been huge for Biden arguably going into this.

Bernie Sanders is probably the front runner after tonight.

Who knows what's gonna happen with the race, but let's take a closer look here at Vermont.

Jason was talking about Bernie Sanders leading here 52% of the vote.

This is only with 9% reporting Joe Biden with 23%.

Again, that's not Yeah, And that's not a big hall.

We have more than 1300 delegates up for grabs tonight.

So, Vermont, you know any of these candidates are gonna put anything in their pocket that they can tonight.

But we're talking about 13 delegates are 16 delegates.

If Joe Biden can actually pull that off tonight and again, it's projected that he will North Carolina 110 delegates.

Eso This would be a big haul for Joe Biden and start the night.

Keep in mind the polls closed there an hour ago.

As you said, if he can maintain that, he can sustain this.

You know in the States where he did well just know in South Carolina last weekend, then this could be a huge night and could change the whole makeup of the race.

We should also note here that Alabama is a little bit slow with us right now because their polls closed earlier tonight at the same time that some of these others did it six o'clock our time.

We still haven't seen anything pop up there in Alabama.

A SZ Far as that goes, that would be another 52 delegates.

Joe Biden in the polling has shown ah lot of strength there in the recent day.

So we're going to see this sort of march across again.

We're gonna begin in these numbers the early vote here in Texas in the next couple of minutes, that should start to populate.

And we will be pulling that up through here on taking you County by county will also be comparing how the numbers compared to years past, because we've had quite a turnout, especially in some of these large metro area.

And you talked about how the map was gonna march across and I keep in mind, too.

You know, Bite is doing well in the East Coast.

Bernie Sanders is projected to probably win care of California, Even though we're a little ways from that, the question is how wise.

You actually sent this over to me earlier today, and this is really interesting.

Look at this California Democratic primary right now.

It puts together all of these different polls.

They're favoring Sanders by about seven points.

Sanders was favored in California by 19 points, a 12 point difference just in one day.

Right here in Dallas, lot Democrats consolidate around Joe Biden.

Let's go over here to the other part of our studio.

We have experts from across North Texas here with us to help us digest and get some context and perspective on this right here.

Burning Steptoe, the political producer, W F a A.

Bud Kennedy from the Fort Worth Star Telegram.

Alana Rocha is from the Texas Tribune, or partners down in Austin and Kimmy.

Linking is from you and t helping this kind of make sense of this.

But let's talk about we're seeing on the East Coast and Kimmel Kimmel in.

Actually, I think that one of the things the highlight is the fact that Biden is doing much better than most had anticipated, given the fact that he had not been traveling in Super Tuesday states until this last weekend.

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