After Dominating Super Tuesday, Can Trump and Clinton Be Stopped?

This morning-after-Super-Tuesday update on our delegate calculator explores different scenarios of how the nomination race can unfold from March 1 on.

Amongst other scenarios, it shows that – if the race remains a five or six candidate race – Trump doesn’t need more than a third of the votes to secure the 1,237 delegates needed to win the nomination.

In addition to the standalone version we produced a quick-read animated swiper that ran ran both on the New York Times homepage and in our native mobile apps the morning after Super Tuesday.

After Dominating Super Tuesday, Can Trump and Clinton Be Stopped?
After Dominating Super Tuesday, Can Trump and Clinton Be Stopped?
After Dominating Super Tuesday, Can Trump and Clinton Be Stopped?
After Dominating Super Tuesday, Can Trump and Clinton Be Stopped?