Topeka, Kansas – Joe Biden overwhelmingly won the Democratic primary in Kansas, conducted entirely by mail due to the coronavirus.
It was considered a sure thing that the former vice president would win that race on Saturday and therefore that he would take a majority of the delegates to the Democratic Party convention. Biden got 77% of the vote.
Senator Bernie Sanders was still competing by the time the authorities mailed the patterns in late March, but he eventually suspended his campaign and backed Biden.
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Biden won 29 delegates and Sanders 10, bringing Biden closer to obtaining the necessary delegates to secure the nomination. He is even 1,435 and needs 1,991, a figure that will probably reach in June as many states have postponed their primaries. Sanders has 984 delegates according to the Associated Press count.
