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9:29Now PlayingSen. Elizabeth Warren dropped out of the 2020 presidential race after a disappointing Super Tuesday in which she failed to win even her home state -- a development that could boost Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders' campaign by making him the lone progressive standard-bearer in the Democratic field.
She made the announcement official while speaking with reporters Thursday.
The decision essentially leaves the race as a one-on-one battle between Sanders and former Vice President Joe Biden, who is surging after claiming a stunning 10 victories on Super Tuesday. Warren announced the decision in a late-morning, all-staff call on Thursday.
While making public comments outside her home Thursday, Warren was asked whether she would be making an endorsement of one of the remaining Democratic candidates.
"Not today," Warren said, noting that she wanted more time to think about the decision.
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