CNN - Super Tuesday 2000 - 2 of 7 - 7:59 p.m. (E)

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[0:00] largest day of primary and caucus voting

[0:02] in the nation's history with 16 states

[0:05] and one territory going to the polls and

[0:07] caucuses to select more than 1900

[0:10] Democratic and Republican convention

[0:12] delegates. Now from the CNN anchor desk

[0:15] here are Bernard Shaw, Judy Woodruff,

[0:18] and Jeff Greenfield.

[0:20] It is 8:00 on the East Coast, 5:00 on

[0:23] the West Coast, and New England is

[0:24] starting to report in. And we have some

[0:26] calls to make. Let's get to it.

[0:31] In the Connecticut primary, John McCain

[0:34] has defeated George W. Bush. Bush's

[0:36] grandfather, Prescott, was a senator.

[0:38] Bush's father grew up there. Bush went

[0:40] to college there. Didn't help. John

[0:41] McCain took it.

[0:44] On the Democratic side, you'll be

[0:46] hearing this a lot tonight. It looks

[0:47] like Al Gore defeats Bill Bradley.

[0:52] In Maryland, George W. Bush has beaten

[0:56] Arizona Senator John McCain and Alan

[0:58] Keys who hails from Maryland.

[1:01] On the Democratic side, Vice President

[1:03] Gore an easy winner over former Senator

[1:05] Bill Bradley.

[1:08] In Massachusetts, John McCain a winner

[1:10] over Governor Bush.

[1:15] Also there, Vice President Gore defeats

[1:18] Senator Bradley.

[1:22] In Missouri, George Bush defeats

[1:26] Senator McCain.

[1:29] Also in Missouri, Senator Bradley has

[1:32] lost in his home state as Vice President

[1:35] Gore continues winning tonight.

[1:38] >> And in the Republican primary in the

[1:40] state of Maine, CNN estimates the

[1:42] winner, George W. Bush defeating John

[1:45] McCain and Allen Keys. On the Democratic

[1:48] side, still two. Not enough information

[1:52] to call this with uh not very many votes

[1:54] in. In fact, 14 in all. You can see it's

[1:57] 41%