President Donald Trump dominated the Super Tuesday Republican primary contests, now only a handful of delegates away from becoming the 2024 GOP nominee.
“Nov. 5 is going to go down as the single most important day in the history of our country,” Trump said during his election night watch party at his Mar-a-Lago private resort in Florida.
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But Super Tuesday added other critical contours to the political landscape before November’s general election, not only for the White House, but for Congress and other crucial down-ballot races.
Here are the Washington Examiner‘s top three takeaways from Super Tuesday 2024:
Haley’s falling star
President Joe Biden and Trump performed reasonably well on Super Tuesday, though they lost American Samoa and Vermont, respectively. Despite the former president remaining short
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