Top Stories: Who will win Super Tuesday?

5 Democrats. 14 states. 1,357 delegates up for grabs.

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Voters cast ballots at a polling site in rural Monroe, N.C., on Tuesday.Travis Dove for The New York Times

It’s Super Tuesday.

Five Democrats are competing for the presidential nomination. Fourteen states are holding Democratic primaries. And 1,357 delegates are up for grabs.

Today is perhaps the single most important day on the 2020 primary calendar, and polls are beginning to close.

Here’s how to follow everything that’s happening tonight:

We’ll be tracking all the results on our live results pages at nytimes.com.

You’ll also see our live forecast for every state — better known as “The Needle.” Tonight, we have 14 needles. We’re also posting dispatches from our reporters from across the Super Tuesday map.

Need a refresher on Super Tuesday?

This visual story is a helpful explainer for why today matters so much. (Hint: A lot of delegates are at stake.)

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