Biden and Trump expected to secure presidential nominations during March 12 primaries

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President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump are locked in their general election rematch, but neither candidate has clinched his party’s nomination.

Biden and Trump are still short the required delegates to become their party’s presumptive presidential nominee. But after they win the Tuesday night primaries, they are expected to clear the threshold to do so comfortably.

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