Trump-Biden showed their strength in America’s Super Tuesday elections, there may be a contest between the two again in the Presidential Elections.

US President Joe Biden and Donald Trump succeeded in winning the primary elections of their respective parties held in 15 states across the country to contest for the presidency. After Super Tuesday, the way seems to be paved for a face-to-face encounter between the two leaders once again in November this year. The results could increase pressure on Trump’s last major rival, Nikki Haley, to withdraw from the race. Super Tuesday includes elections in 16 states and one territory, from Alaska and California to Vermont and Virginia. Hundreds of delegates are at risk, which is the biggest challenge for any party in the contest. Biden and Trump took Maine, Oklahoma, Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee. Biden won the Democratic primaries in Massachusetts, Vermont and Iowa.

There are important races further down the list, but the presidential election gets the most attention. Voters in California will choose contenders to challenge Dianne Feinstein for her long-held Senate seat. In North Carolina, where Republican Lieutenant Governor Mark Robinson and Democratic Attorney General Josh Stein will face off in November in a state that both parties are fiercely competing for, the battle for governor has taken shape. In a race that could be a precursor to the politics of crime, a progressive in Los AngelesaThe prosecutor is fighting against a formidable re-election challenge.

CNN has expressed hope that Biden and Trump are expected to face each other again in November. Nikki Haley, 52, former US Ambassador to the United Nations, failed to make a big impression despite getting huge support in Vermont. Haley won the Vermont primary. Haley’s victory, however, will not affect Trump. To win the presidential nomination from the Republican Party, both candidates need 1215 delegates, who were elected during the primaries. Before ‘Super Tuesday’, Trump had 244 delegates and Haley had only 43 delegates.