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On March 17th, amid the COVID-19 outbreak, Arizona, Florida, and Illinois held their presidential primaries with precautions to protect the elderly. Ohio postponed its primary due to last-minute health concerns. In Washington, Joe Biden was declared the winner a week after its primary, with a close race against Bernie Sanders. Biden leads Sanders by a narrow margin, and they will split the state's delegates. The video provides updates on these political events.

Which states decided to proceed with their presidential primaries despite the coronavirus outbreak?

• Arizona, Florida, and Illinois

• California, Texas, and New York

• Ohio, Michigan, and Pennsylvania

• Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi

What precautionary measure was taken to protect the elderly during the primaries?

• Elderly were given priority voting hours

• Polling locations were closed

• Voting was conducted online

• Polling locations were moved away from nursing homes

What action did Ohio's governor take regarding the primary election?

• Delayed the primary election

• Moved the election to a different date

• Cancelled the primary election

• Held the election as scheduled

Who was declared the winner of Washington's primary by The Associated Press?

• Elizabeth Warren

• Donald Trump

• Bernie Sanders

• Joe Biden

How many pledged delegates will Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders split from the state?

• 50

• 89

• 100

• 75