March fourth 2024 is the date of this years Super Tuesday, this is when the greatest number of states hold their primary elections as well as caucuses. With a total of one/third of the total party delegates up for the taking it is one of the most heavily campaigned parts of the early campaign.

As we near closer and closer to yet another presidential election we find ourselves in the middle of the presidential primaries and caucuses’ and the results of the biggest day of GOPs in the entire election cycle where candidates fight for their respective parties delegate support are being tallied and so far all anyone could say is “well could have told ya that”. With current president Biden and former president Trump are running away with states like a fat kid runs away after robbing a candy store.

With the Incumbent candidate having the advantage that they will most definitely win their respective parties nomination, it was no surprise that he is winning states left and right with an almost %90 vote average. Former president Trump technically sharing this advantage with a although a little less recently is again running away with the majority of states and their delegates.

Except Trumps way wasn’t quite as easy as this year he was faced by many prominent figures of the Republican party, such as Florida Governor Ron Desantis, Vivek Ramaswamy, and former North Carolina Governor and US diplomat Nikki Haley many thought that Trump was going to have a much harder time receiving the Republican nominee especially with a surprising %56 percent of Republican voters believing that Trump should not run in 2024 for re-election.

Still even with these obstacles former president Trump is as of right now running the table with him winning every state that has closed their ballots so far. Trump winning 222 more delegates and only losing ten to challenger Nikki Haley. Seven of those coming from Colorado where although originally Trumps name was stricken from the ballot he has won his closest one yet in our very own state of Colorado. In Colorado the race was about a 66% to 33% Trump victory.

Now with these numbers it seems like we are all but guaranteed another 2020 rematch election which is odd because over 70 percent of people polled claimed that this is the last thing that should be happening, yet here we are.