Super Tuesday: Biden hampered by ‘uncommitted’ votes in North Carolina, Minnesota, and five other states

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President Joe Biden, as expected, waltzed to easy victories on Super Tuesday, yet he could not escape a growing concern for his 2024 White House bid: “uncommitted” votes protesting the president’s handling of the situation in Gaza and beyond.

Last Tuesday, in Michigan, more than 100,000 Democrats voted for “uncommitted” over Biden, accounting for 13.2% of all ballots cast in that contest.

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