Bernie Sanders Surprises Clinton in Michigan

The transcript discusses the momentum of political campaigns post-Super Tuesday, focusing on the demographics and strategies of candidates like Trump, Rubio, and Kasich. It highlights Trump's broad coalition and Rubio's challenges, speculates on a potential Trump-Clinton matchup, and outlines Kasich's strategy for a contested convention.

Which voter demographics did the candidate perform well with in Michigan?

• Suburban voters and college students

• Business owners and rural voters

• Senior citizens and Latino voters

• Young voters and African American voters

What is the main focus of the candidate's message in addressing economic inequality?

• Promoting international trade

• Enhancing military spending

• Increasing taxes on small businesses

• Reducing the wealth of the 1%

What challenge does the candidate face in the Rust Belt?

• Enhancing education systems

• Improving healthcare policies

• Addressing economic inequality

• Strengthening foreign relations

What has been a significant factor in Donald Trump's campaign resilience?

• Endorsements from former presidents

• Broad coalition across demographics

• Focus on environmental issues

• Support from the media

What is Marco Rubio's potential last stand in the political race?

• Gaining support in California

• Securing a victory in Florida

• Forming an alliance with Ted Cruz

• Winning the debate in New York

What is John Kasich's strategy in the political contest?

• Taking the contest to a convention

• Concentrating on social issues

• Focusing on international policies

• Building a coalition with other candidates

What demographic changes play to Hillary Clinton's strengths?

• Expanding middle-class families

• Rising number of rural voters

• Growing Latino and African American populations

• Increasing number of young voters