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Back on Earth, another campaign has been suspended among the Democrats seeking their party's nomination for president. Yesterday, U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren from Massachusetts dropped out of the race. Though she was once considered a frontrunner for the Democratic nomination, Warren didn't win any of the states that have held primaries or caucuses so far. Her decision leaves three Democrats still seeking the nomination — former Vice-President Joe Biden, U.S. Representative Tulsi Gabbard from Hawaii and U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders from Vermont. That group of three has been reduced from a total of 28 Democrats who were running at some point.
On the Republican side, there were a total of four candidates including incumbent President Donald Trump. But only two remain. And the president has dominated all of the Republican contests that have been held. The next big date on the primary calendar is next Tuesday, March 10th. Six states will be holding Democratic primaries. Five of them will hold Republican primaries. Whoever wins the most delegates in all of these ongoing contests is likely to become his or her party's nominee for president.
