PHOTOS: Presidential Candidates Vote on Super Tuesday
By Mark Garfinkel ••
While voters in three New England states headed to the polls on Super Tuesday, two Democratic and one Republic candidate also cast their ballots in their hometowns. Democrat Sen. Elizabeth Warren and Republican Bill Weld voted in Massachusetts while Democratic Sen. Bernie Sanders returned to Vermont to vote.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren, her husband Bruce and their dog Bailey were seen leaving their Cambridge, Massachusetts home just after 9 a.m. Tuesday.
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Warren greeted supporters while she walked to the nearby Graham & Parks School to cast her ballot.
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After voting, Warren was expected to head to travel to Detroit for election night.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders and his wife Jane O’Meara Sanders greet poll workers before voting on Super Tuesday at the Robert Miller Community Center in Burlington, Vermont.
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Voters in 14 states are going to the polls on Super Tuesday.
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Sanders with his wife Jane.
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Sanders speaks to members of the media after casting his vote.
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Sanders was expected to remain in Vermont the rest of the day.
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BURLINGTON, VERMONT – MARCH 03: Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) greets fellow voters after casting his ballot in his state’s primary election at the Robert Miller Community Center March 03, 2020 in Burlington, Vermont. Voters in 14 states are going to the polls on Super Tuesday. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
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GOP presidential candidate Bill Weld voted in Massachusetts on Super Tuesday.
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Weld, who is challenging President Donald Trump, says he feels good about where he stands in the race.
