As expected, Joe Biden dominated the night and won all the states that allowed voting (Ohio was also scheduled to vote but is postponing their election due to the coronavirus). His biggest lead was of course in Florida, which has both a significantly large older voting demographic and Cuban population that are not happy with Bernie’s Castro remarks (an unfair mischaracterization that ignores nuance, I’d argue).
Joe now has a pretty sizable lead over Bernie and has crossed the halfway point to the delegate majority to clinch the nomination. As said before, it’s not mathematically impossible for Bernie to win at this point, but it is increasingly improbable.
One thing to mention that gives me hope is that Arizona has shown, despite the coronavirus concerns, greater voter turnout than 2016. That helps calm my fears of low voter enthusiasm if Biden becomes the nominee. Seems people just weren’t very excited to vote for Hillary, or recognize the danger of Trump. The other side of the coin to that is that it also means that there are a lot less progressive-minded people in the country than the votes indicated in the last election.