NEW: Warren Drops Out of 2020 Presidential Race

NEW: Warren Drops Out of 2020 Presidential Race

Massachusetts U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) is dropping out of the 2020 presidential race, according to NBC News.

It is not clear if Warren will endorse another candidate.

Warren’s decision comes two days after she finished third in Massachusetts on Super Tuesday with just 21% of the vote.

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Bernie Sanders finished second in MA with 26%, while Joe Biden won. 

"Warren was pummeled on her "Medicare for All" plan by rivals like Pete Buttigieg, who started to peel away white college graduates, a group that formed the core of her base. She responded by releasing a series of detailed financing mechanisms, followed by a plan to transition onto Medicare for All in the third year of her presidency, moving first to establish a “public option” in the first year. The move didn't placate moderates and it sowed doubts about her among left-leaning voters, who instead moved toward Sanders," writes NBC. 

Warren is the fourth candidate to drop out of the race since Sunday night. 

Biden and Sanders are the only candidates left in the race.