Biden Closer To Democratic Nomination With Wisconsin Primary Win

The video discusses the Democratic primary race, focusing on Wisconsin's primary held on April 7th. Despite a court ruling delaying results, Biden was projected to win and was already the presumptive nominee as Sanders exited the race. The expansion of mail-in voting was significant, with nearly 1 million absentee ballots cast. Biden also won Alaska's primary, conducted entirely by mail, gaining 11 delegates. He needs over 700 more delegates to secure the nomination.

What was the outcome of the Wisconsin primary for Joe Biden?

• The results were inconclusive.

• He withdrew from the race.

• He lost to Bernie Sanders.

• He was projected to win.

What significant change did Democrats achieve in the Wisconsin primary?

• They canceled the primary.

• They expanded mail-in voting.

• They introduced online voting.

• They reduced the number of polling stations.

How many Wisconsin residents voted by absentee ballot?

• 500,000

• 750,000

• 1,500,000

• 1,000,000

What was unique about Alaska's primary?

• It was conducted entirely by mail.

• It was held online.

• It was held in person.

• It was canceled.

How many more delegates does Biden need to secure the Democratic nomination?

• 700

• 800

• 600

• 500