Welcome to Super Tuesday 2020, red, blue, and purples... Delegates from 14 states (and on U.S. territory) are up-for-grabs in what's widely considered a preview of November 3rd, 2020.
 
 
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Welcome to Super Tuesday 2020, electorate...

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Super Tuesday is here.

Delegates from 14 states (and one U.S. territory) are up-for-grabs in what's widely considered a sneak preview of November 3rd, 2020.

For your viewing (and efficiency) pleasure, we'll be updating the above image with who wins each state as the results come in. Check here whenever you're so inclined.

The Super Tuesday states represent 40% of the nation’s population - compared to 4% in the first four primaries - and serve as a broad cross-section of America. This chart from USAFacts compares Super Tuesday states to the U.S. as a whole in several demographic areas:

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For more graphics about Super Tuesday, head here.

Whether or not you're one of the fantastic 14, join the conversation:

How do you feel about the state of voting in America?

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As of 2020, the Food and Drug Administration has only banned 11 chemicals in beauty and personal-care products.

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For comparison, the European Union has banned more than 1,300 harmful and potentially toxic chemicals that had been used in beauty and healthcare products globally.

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And, in the End...

It's National Anthem Day

On March 3, 1931, the "Star Spangled Banner" was adopted as America's theme song. 

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Think of what it might look like if your pets played the above on saxophone—it's also What if Cats and Dogs had Opposable Thumbs Day,

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