Super Tuesday was this week, and we asked one Ohio Northern University professor about how results from today could shape the race for the Democratic presidential candidate spot.
Rob Alexander, a professor of political science, says that Super Tuesday is a delegate-rich day for the Democrats. While Bernie Sanders is still a frontrunner in the race, Joe Biden has been making a comeback over the last few weeks and could still win quite a few delegates after Tuesday.
But Alexander says that it might be a while before we really see who came out ahead after the polls closed.
"When we look at moving forward, what we’re probably not going to get is a lot of clarity out of Super Tuesday, at the fact that Democrats use proportional representation," said Alexander. "That means that it’s very difficult to get a lot of space among the leaders, so Ohio will be very important on March 17th."
Alexander says that Pennsylvania will also play a big part in choosing a candidate after their primary in April.
