Andrew Prokop
Senior Politics Correspondent
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Both were outsiders challenging party establishments. But only one of them won.
He has a delegate lead that will be near-impossible for Bernie Sanders to overcome.
The race is now Joe Biden vs. Bernie Sanders, and six states held primaries or caucuses.
To win the nomination, a candidate must master this calendar of staggered contests. Here’s the order — and why it’s set up this way.
Biden’s delegate advantage is growing, and Sanders is rapidly running out of time.
Biden’s lead isn’t that big yet. That could change quickly.
The race would have to shift dramatically to put Democrats back on track for a contested convention.
Sanders, Biden, Warren, and Bloomberg battle to win California, Texas, and 12 other states.
It’s the first day with a whole lot of delegates at stake, and it will shape the future of the contest.
Small differences in the vote total could result in drastically different delegate hauls.
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