Tuesday night’s knock-down, drag-out primary debate was the Democratic candidates’ last, best chance to make an impression on voters ahead of Saturday’s South Carolina primary, and the Super Tuesday slate on March 3, when 1,338 delegates across 14 other states will be in play and the party’s nomination could be locked in — particularly if Bernie Sanders continues his surge.

Here’s where the seven candidates who took the Palmetto State debate stage currently stand. Recent polls were not available for three Super Tuesday states: Alabama, Colorado and Tennessee.

South Carolina primary, 54 delegates

Joe Biden, 30.3%

Bernie Sanders, 22.3%

Tom Steyer, 13.3%

Elizabeth Warren, 9.3%

Pete Buttigieg, 8.7%

Amy Klobuchar, 4.0%

Source: RCP Average. Feb. 2020

Super Tuesday, 1,338 total delegates

Alabama, 52 delegates

Biden, 36%

Sanders, 15%

Warren, 9%

Buttigieg, 5%

Source: NBC News/SurveyMonkey, July 2019

Arkansas, 31 delegates

Michael Bloomberg, 19.6%

Biden, 18.5%

Sanders, 16.4%

Buttigieg, 15.5%

Warren, 8.9%

Klobuchar, 4.8%

Source: Talk Business & Politics/Hendrix College, Feb. 2020

California, 415 delegates

Sanders, 26.3%

Biden, 14.8%

Bloomberg, 14.5%

Warren, 12.0%

Buttigieg, 11.3%

Klobuchar, 5.5%

Steyer, 3.3%

Source: RealClearPolitics Average, Feb. 2020

Colorado, 67 delegates

Sanders, 26%

Biden, 25%

Warren, 20%

Buttigieg, 5%

Source: Emerson College, Aug. 2019

Maine, 24 delegates

Sanders, 25%

Buttigieg, 16%

Bloomberg, 14%

Biden, 12%

Warren, 9%

Klobuchar, 4%

Steyer, 2%

Source: Colby College, Feb. 2020

Massachusetts, 91 delegates

Sanders, 21%

Warren, 20%

Buttigieg, 15%

Biden, 14%

Bloomberg, 12%

Klobuchar, 9%

Steyer, 2%

Source: University of Massachusetts Lowell, Feb. 2020

Minnesota, 75 delegates

Klobuchar, 28.0%

Sanders, 22.0%

Warren, 13.5%

Biden, 8.5%

Buttigieg, 6.5%

Bloomberg, 6.0%

Source: RCP Average, Feb. 2020

North Carolina, 110 delegates

Sanders, 21.7%

Biden, 19.7%

Bloomberg, 19.3%

Warren, 10.7%

Buttigieg, 10.0%

Klobuchar, 5.3%

Steyer, 3.0%

Source: RCP Average, Feb. 2020

Oklahoma, 37 delegates

Bloomberg, 20.0%

Biden, 16.5%

Sanders, 13.5%

Buttigieg, 10.5%

Warren, 8.5%

Klobuchar, 6.5%

Source: RCP Average, Feb. 2020

Tennessee, 64 delegates

Biden, 33%

Warren, 18%

Sanders, 13%

Buttigieg, 6%

Source: NBC News/Survey Monkey, July 2019

Texas, 228 delegates

Sanders, 22.3%

Biden, 20.7%

Warren, 15.3%

Bloomberg, 13.3%

Buttigieg, 8.3%

Klobuchar, 6.3%

Source: RCP Average, Jan.-Feb. 2020

Utah, 29 delegates

Sanders, 27%

Warren, 14%

Biden, 12%

Bloomberg, 10%

Buttigieg, 5%

Klobuchar, 3%

Source: Salt Lake Tribune/Suffolk University, Jan. 2020

Vermont, 16 delegates

Sanders, 51%

Buttigieg, 13%

Warren, 9%

Bloomberg, 7%

Biden, 5%

Klobuchar, 4%

Source: Vermont Public Radio, Feb. 2020

Virginia, 99 delegates

Bloomberg/Sanders, tied at 22%

Biden, 18%

Buttigieg, 11%

Klobuchar, 9%

Warren, 5%

Source: Monmouth University, Feb. 2020