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Sen. Bernie Sanders won the Democrats abroad presidential caucus, earning nine pledged delegates.

Democrats living abroad cast absentee ballots and voted from overseas between Super Tuesday on March 3 and March 10, but results weren't released until March 23.

Sanders' win included winning the vote of his brother, Larry Sanders, who lives in England and participated in the caucus.

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Democrats abroad cast absentee ballots between Super Tuesday on March 3 and March 10. See the full results here.

Democrats abroad caucus results:

Democrats abroad allocate 13 pledged delegates, making up a relatively small fraction of the total. Sanders earned 57% of the vote compared to 23% for Biden and a little under 20% for candidates that have since dropped out of the race.

Sanders won nine pledged delegates from the caucus compared to four for Biden, according to Decision Desk HQ and the University of Virginia Center for Politics.

Sanders' win included winning the vote of his brother, Larry Sanders, who lives in England and participated in the caucus.

But despite Sanders' victory, he's still far behind Biden in the delegate race. Biden swept multiple big states including Texas, Virginia, and North Carolina on Super Tuesday, won five out of the six contests of the March 10 primaries, and achieved a clean sweep of the Illinois, Florida, and Arizona primaries on March 17.

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