
A Reuters/Ipsos poll in January found that two-thirds of Americans were "tired of seeing the same candidates in presidential elections and want someone new." Those voters' hopes must have been dashed by the results of Super Tuesday.
Fifteen states and the territory of American Samoa held their primary elections on Tuesday, and the results so far have been unsurprising: The New York Times reports that former President Donald Trump, fresh off a unanimous Supreme Court decision finding that states cannot bar him from their ballots over his attempts to steal the last presidential election, has won nearly every state Republican primary contest.