Will voters deliver a Super Tuesday upset? | Talking Points

Will Minnesota vote against the frontrunners on Super Tuesday? Sixteen states and territories, including Minnesota, have presidential contests this coming Super Tuesday. A third of the delegates on both sides are up for grabs that night. President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump are coming off tremendous wins in Michigan, but the vote there provided flashing warning signs on both sides. Biden got 81% of the Michigan vote, but 13% of voters, or more than a hundred thousand people, voted "uncommitted." It was a protest vote against Biden's handling of the Israel-Hamas war. "Uncommitted" is also a choice Democrats have on Minnesota's ballot. Professor Larry Jacobs says that same protest vote is likely headed this way. Abou Amara, our Democratic Analyst, and Amy Koch, a Republican Analyst, weigh-in on the the Michigan wins for Trump and Biden and looking ahead to to next week. Hamline Professor David Schultz weighed-in on Former President Trump's growing legal calendar. Read more of Murphy's findings here: https://www.cbsnews.com/minnesota/news/talking-points-biden-trump-enter-super-tuesday-with-warning-signs-for-both-campaigns/ New 'Talking Points' episodes premiere exclusively Wednesdays and Thursdays at 6:30 and 9:30 p.m. CST on CBS News Minnesota streaming via the CBS News app: https://www.cbsnews.com/mobile/ PlutoTV: https://cbsloc.al/3G5HJMh --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This episode's Talking Points: 0:00 Possible Super Tuesday outcomes 1:40 How Michigan changed the Presidential race 7:21 Does Nikki Haley have a chance in Minnesota? 13:03 Could the 'uncommitted' protest vote happen in Minnesota? 17:57 Could legal cases keep Trump off ballots?