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What Happened in California on Super Tuesday

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Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders addresses supporters at his Super Tuesday night event on March 03, 2020 in Essex Junction, Vermont.  ( Alex Wong/Getty Images)

Sanders Strikes Gold in Golden State by Mining Latino Vote

One reason for Sanders’ California victory was the Latino electorate which voted for the Vermont Senator by a huge margin.
Reporter: Saul Gonzalez, California Report co-host

Sanders Wins Golden State as Biden Racks Up Wins Elsewhere

For more analysis on the heated primary race and other California voting trends, we turn to an expert on state politics for some Super Tuesday takeaways.
Guest: Raphael Sonenshein, Pat Brown Institute of Public Affairs

Statewide School Bond Measure Failing

A $15 billion bond measure to pay for repairs and upgrades to California schools. Governor Newsom supported this one.. The campaign emphasized how the money would be used to remove asbestos from schools and eliminate lead in students’ drinking water.
Reporter: Adolfo Guzman Lopez

Central Valley Primary Rematch

A rematch is brewing in the Central Valley. Former Republican congressman David Valadao placed first in the race for his old seat, the 21st congressional district. He is well ahead of incumbent Democratic Congressman TJ Cox.

San Diego's Hot Races

San Diego is a once reliably red town which has turned blue in recent years. It's home to a big congressional race and a mayor's race.
Guest: Tom Fudge, KPBS

Fresno Police Chief Poised to Win Nunes' Seat in Congress

A man who gained fame in 2018 for challenging Congressman Devin Nunes went head to head with the city's police chief, Jerry Dyer. Early results in the Fresno mayors race show Dyer is poised to win.
Reporter: Laura Tsutsui, Valley Public Radio

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