As Candidates Blitz S.C., Early Votes Add Up In Delegate-Heavy Texas

As Super Tuesday approaches, candidates make final pitches in South Carolina, with early voting already underway. In Texas, a significant state for delegates, early voting is seeing high participation. Irene Montoya, a former councilwoman, campaigns for her grandson, a district attorney candidate. Family involvement in voting is highlighted, with Texas Democrats reporting higher early voting numbers than in 2016. The early votes could influence the party's direction, with leading candidates like Joe Biden and Pete Buttigieg aware of the stakes. A strong showing in South Carolina and Super Tuesday is crucial for their campaigns.

What is the significance of Super Tuesday in the context of the elections?

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How are early voting numbers in Texas compared to the 2016 elections?

What are the implications of the early voting trends for the Democratic Party?

What strategies are candidates like Joe Biden and Pete Buttigieg employing as Super Tuesday approaches?