BBC's Super Tuesday Breakdown
Hillary Clinton
The former secretary of state racked up win after win, including in the delegate-rich states of Texas, Georgia and Virginia. Her Southern firewall, buoyed by overwhelming support from black voters, held strong.
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She may have some bumps in the road ahead of her, but that resounding defeat in New Hampshire feels like a long time ago.
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Verdict: She should probably confirm those hotel reservations for the Democratic convention in Philadelphia.
Bernie Sanders
The Vermont senator won his home state, Oklahoma, Colorado and Minnesota. It's a performance largely in line with expectations on a night when the candidate needed to beat expectations.
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Mr Sanders isn't going anywhere - he still has plenty of money and there are states where he'll be competitive. His pathway to the nomination has become much narrower, however.
Verdict: The Vermont senator still has his message, and it's one that has resonated with many Democrats, but the Clinton campaign machine is proving a formidable adversary.
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Bernie DID NOT beat expectations. He did not have any "big wins" that would make him competitive. His wins were expected, no surprises, and they didn't have the "oomph" or punch that would have been needed to actually win the nomination.
His mathematical path to the nomination is narrow. REALISTICALLY, he hasn't got a chance.
Go, Hillary! We love you! 