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    Florida, Illinois, Arizona vote in contests shadowed by pandemic

    by Mark Z. Barabak, Los Angeles Times Mar 17, 2020 3 minutes

    Former Vice President Joe Biden sought Tuesday to all but clinch the Democratic nomination while Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders hoped an upset victory or two could breathe new hope into his flagging campaign, as voters in three states cast ballots in presidential primaries shadowed by the coronavirus pandemic.

    There were 441 delegates total at stake in Florida, Illinois and Arizona, out of 1,991 needed to take the nomination.

    Ohio postponed its primary hours before the polls were set to open after the

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