Super Tuesday 2024 live: Voters in 15 states head to the polls in America’s biggest primary day

Super Tuesday, the biggest date in the US presidential primary calendar, has arrived and promises to have a decisive impact on the respective Republican and Democratic races as voters in 15 states and one territory go to the polls.

As it stands, Donald Trump looks all but certain to be the Republican Party’s presidential candidate once again in 2024, having already chalked up big wins in the Iowa, US Virgin Islands and North Dakota caucuses and the New Hampshire, Nevada, South Carolina, Michigan, Idaho and Missouri primaries.

Only the well-funded but under-performing ex-UN ambassador Nikki Haley remains to challenge him.

She did pick up a much-needed win in Washington DC’s primary on Sunday but whether that will be enough to finally put some momentum behind her campaign remains to be seen.

The Democratic contest is even more one-sided, with President Joe Biden seemingly nailed-on to be his party’s candidate again as he seeks a second term in the White House.

Key races are also taking places for House and Senate seats in states like California, Texas, Alabama, Arkansas and North Carolina, with the latter state also choosing its nominees to succeed the state’s term-limited Democratic governor.

You can watch a livestream of today’s Super Tuesday events via IndyTV’s YouTube channel.

Here’s Andrew Feinberg’s look at how today’s slate of primaries are likely to play out and what that is likely to mean for the race for the White House and 5 November.

Elections across 15 states and one territory represent the biggest one-day potential delegate haul for any of the candidates seeking their parties’ nominations

With today’s presidential primaries likely to prove something of a formality, here’s a look at some of the down-ballot