The Latest: Minnesota voters weigh reshaped race

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The Latest on Minnesota's primary election Tuesday (all times local):

10 a.m.

Minnesota voters are making their voices heard in the presidential race as part of the Super Tuesday sweepstakes. A big question was where Amy Klobuchar's voters will go after she dropped out just one day earlier.

Klobuchar endorsed Joe Biden, but the former vice president had done almost nothing to campaign in Minnesota.

In Moorhead, 24-year-old brewery worker James Kelsey had decided on Sanders long before Klobuchar bowed out. Kelsey said he likes Sanders' support for expanding Medicare.

Kelsey said health care is “a pretty big one for me. Everyone should have the right to live a healthy life.”

Mara Morken, 43, a small business owner in Moorhead, voted for Elizabeth Warren and called Sanders her second choice. She said she would support Biden if he becomes the nominee even if she “might choke a little bit.”

“We need to see blue in the White House,” she said. "We’ve seen what Donald Trump can do. He has put children in cages and started trade wars that have hurt our farmers.”