What a night. Hillary Clinton earned resounding victories across the country, sling-shotting her total number of pledged delegates even further ahead of Sen. Sanders.
As The New York Times reported last night, the results “proved… [Clinton] could build a national coalition of racially diverse voters” that will be critical in the general election. She even won Massachusetts, which had once been considered Bernie Sanders territory.
As the race continues, Clinton’s “commanding” lead over Sanders in the pledged delegate count will continue to widen. And with every contest, Sanders chances of catching up become less and less likely.
Check out some of the headlines:
New York Times: Minority Voters Push Hillary Clinton to Victories
POLITICO: Clinton pushes Sanders to the brink
Associated Press: Clinton solidifies lead with wins in 7 states
Washington Post: Southern states help Clinton extend her lead over Sanders
Slate: A Big Night For Hillary—and for the Democrats
Wall Street Journal: Hillary Clinton Triumphs in Delegate-Rich Super Tuesday States
Buzzfeed: Clinton Wins Latino Vote Big Over Sanders In Texas
New York Times: Opinion: Hillary Clinton’s Moment
MSNBC: Hillary Clinton hauls in delegates at Bernie Sanders’ expense on Super Tuesday
Associated Press: Clinton’s Super Tuesday Wins Narrows Sanders Path