CBS News Live CBS News Live Live Donald Trump holds a commanding lead over Nikki Haley in Republicans’ preferences and in delegates going into the Super Tuesday contests. So what do we make of Nikki Haley winning a quarter and sometimes a third of the vote in these early primaries — and what should we
It’s Super Tuesday, and voters are casting their ballots in presidential primaries and caucuses in over a dozen states, awarding over a third of all of the delegates that are available in both the Republican and Democratic nomination primary process. It won’t be mathematically possible yet for former President Donald Trump to amass enough delegates to
Washington — Despite its nickname, the Golden State is perennially deep blue when it comes to politics. But this year, California could go partially red. In the race to win the Senate seat once held by the late Sen. Dianne Feinstein, Republican Senate candidate and ex-Major League Baseball all-star Steve Garvey has stepped up to
Immigration a top issue on Super Tuesday Immigration a top concern for voters heading into Super Tuesday 04:14 Washington — Sen. Kyrsten Sinema announced Tuesday she is not running for reelection in Arizona in November, opening up a crucial swing-state Senate seat. “Because I choose civility, understanding, listening, working together to get stuff done, I
Election season is stressful — but there are ways to make it less so as we face months of campaigning in 2024, a happiness expert shared on “CBS Mornings.” First, don’t put politics ahead of your “big four,” suggests Arthur C. Brooks, a Harvard professor who studies the science of happiness and is the best-selling
Heading into Super Tuesday, the latest CBS News poll continued to show Donald Trump with an edge over President Biden nationally. So far, Mr. Biden’s support among some key Democratic groups is not at the levels of 2020. Trump has largely unified his core constituencies, but may face challenges related to his legal issues. The
Washington — Iowa is among the states where results are set to roll in on Super Tuesday. But the nominating contest will happen with little fanfare, after Democrats ditched the usual grandeur of the first-in-the nation contest and opted for a no-frills process instead. Although Iowa Republicans this cycle hung on to the long-held caucusing