Author: Rebecca Morin, USA TODAY

Cory Booker wins a contested primary against a progressive challenger. Rep. Jeff Van Drew wins GOP primary and will face Democrat Amy Kennedy.

Biden swept all seven of the states holding presidential primaries Tuesday – Maryland, Indiana, Rhode Island, New Mexico, Montana and South Dakota.

Both Republicans and Democrats showed hesitation when it came to sending children back to school or going to a concert, among other things.

Biden has reiterated on multiple occasions that his running mate will be a woman, and myriad names have circulated as possible options.

After Sen. Bernie Sanders’ exit from the race, the former vice president will soon begin the process of selecting a running mate as the Democratic primary nears its end.

Broken down by partisan lines, Democrats, Independents and Republicans all say that the economy has worsened in the past several weeks.

The first-in-the-South primary offers Democratic 54 delegates up for grabs — the most of any of the four early voting states.

Sen. Bernie Sanders largely evaded criticism in last week’s debate. But Tuesday night, the Democratic frontrunner wasn’t so lucky.

Bernie Sanders won the New Hampshire, finishing just ahead of Pete Buttigieg. Amy Klobuchar, who came in
third, showed surprisingly strong momentum.

There will no longer be a donor threshold, one the criteria that prevented Bloomberg from making onto the Iowa debate stage.