President Joe Biden’s campaign used the Super Tuesday results to paint former President Donald Trump as a weakened candidate facing financial constraints and a divisive agenda that could alienate crucial voter blocs while Biden works to engage undecided voters. 

In assessing the race ahead of the State of the Union on Thursday, Biden’s campaign encouraged voters to ask three questions leading up to the general election: “Which candidate is consolidating their coalition? Which candidate is amassing the resources and building the infrastructure necessary to run a modern campaign that reaches the voters who will decide this election? Most importantly, which candidate has a winning agenda and a winning track record at the ballot box?”