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Here’s what Hamilton County voters had to say on Super Tuesday

Staff photo by Matt Hamilton/ Election official Christine Little, left, looks on as Ronald and Montil Swanson turn in their ballots at the Tyner Community Center on Tuesday.
Staff photo by Matt Hamilton/ Election official Christine Little, left, looks on as Ronald and Montil Swanson turn in their ballots at the Tyner Community Center on Tuesday.

Hamilton County voters got in line with a 2024 rematch of the 2020 election Tuesday, picking former President Donald Trump on the Republican side and President Joe Biden for the Democrats.

As votes rolled in Tuesday night, Biden won the county’s delegates without opposition.

With no competition on the Democratic presidential ballot, most of those showing up at the polls were there to participate in the Republican contest. With most of the votes counted, Trump led his only remaining competitor, former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley, by a 2-to-1 margin in the county.

“I vote for everything,” Donna Peters said after voting in Sale Creek. “Then we can complain if we want to.”

(READ MORE: Chattanooga-area primary election results)