We’ll be updating Hot Air with results throughout the night.
Wed 11:30am: Cruz wins Alaska 36.36% to Trump’s 33.5%.
2:15am ET: Alaska, with 55.56% reporting: Cruz 35.48%, Trump 32.75%.
10:39pm: Here’s the Democratic count…
The current Dem delegate count…so far: https://t.co/VlL32pedKm #SuperTuesday pic.twitter.com/XYthSBwh7q
— CBS News Politics (@CBSPolitics) March 2, 2016
10:28pm ET: Delegate count…
UPDATE: The GOP delegate count…so far: https://t.co/VlL32pedKm #SuperTuesday pic.twitter.com/mj8UY6Qzao
— CBS News Politics (@CBSPolitics) March 2, 2016
8:09pm ET: Fox News predicts Hillary will win Alabama and Tennessee.
Oklahoma:
9:15pm: Fox News calls the state for Cruz and on the Dem side for Sanders.
BREAKING NEWS: Fox News projects @tedcruz as the winner of the Oklahoma Republican Primary. #SuperTuesday pic.twitter.com/Wqd9sdASmJ
— Fox News (@FoxNews) March 2, 2016
9:10pm: CBS calls it for Cruz:
BREAKING: CBS News projects @TedCruz wins OK primary: https://t.co/BUqYBYsrIM #SuperTuesday pic.twitter.com/RTGqId63Qo
— CBS News Politics (@CBSPolitics) March 2, 2016
8:56pm: With 25.77% reporting, Cruz leads with 32.84% to Trump’s 30.89%. On the Democratic side, Sanders leads 50.65% to Hillary’s 41.21%.
8:44pm: With 10.69% reporting, Trump leads with 32.02% followed by Cruz at 31.07%. On the Democratic side, Sanders leads Hillary 48.09% to 44.03%.
In OK Dem primary, @BernieSanders leads among voters 18-44 yo: https://t.co/POnCcS6Vyp #SuperTuesday pic.twitter.com/PuocsGpfT7
— CBS News Politics (@CBSPolitics) March 2, 2016
8:11pm ET: CBS reports Ted Cruz is leading the OK primary:
UPDATE: @TedCruz leads in OK primary: https://t.co/BUqYBYsrIM #SuperTuesday pic.twitter.com/wEYsh6lJFN
— CBS News Politics (@CBSPolitics) March 2, 2016
Vermont: Not a lot of delegates at stake here (16) but this is important as a must-win state for Bernie Sanders.
12:03am: Trump wins Vermont.
BREAKING: Donald Trump wins Vermont. @AP race call at midnight EST. #Election2016 #APracecall #SuperTuesday
— AP Politics (@AP_Politics) March 2, 2016
11:14pm: With 80% reporting, Trump leads Kasich 32.35% to 30.78%.
10:05pm: With 60% reporting, Trump leads Kasich 32.61% to 30.81%.
9:22pm: Still no call on the GOP side.
VT GOP primary has not been called. How did voters go for @RealDonaldTrump and @JohnKasich? https://t.co/BUqYBYsrIM pic.twitter.com/2tlT2S3H04
— CBS News Politics (@CBSPolitics) March 2, 2016
8:55pm: With 29.45% reporting, Trump leads Kasich 35.47% to 28.01%.
8:28pm: Only 13.45% reporting but Trump is leading Kasich 33.6% to 28.7%.
7:31pm: Senator Sanders is addressing a large gathering of supporters in Essex Junction, VT. “As I think all of you know, this campaign is not just about electing a president. It is about transforming America. It is about making our great country the nation we know it has the potential to be.”
.@SenSanders: “It is good to be home!” #SuperTuesday pic.twitter.com/wzVTWhmJpO
— Fox News (@FoxNews) March 2, 2016
7:01pm ET: CNN predicts Sanders wins Vermont, no surprises there:
BREAKING: CNN projects @HillaryClinton wins Virginia & Georgia, @BernieSanders wins Vermont https://t.co/GgxMgrIyS1 pic.twitter.com/kpNbqfKd4s
— CNN (@CNN) March 2, 2016
On the Republican side, Trump and Kasich are competing for first place, via CBS:
UPDATE: Toss-up btw. @RealDonaldTrump and @JohnKasich in VT primary: https://t.co/BUqYBYaQkc #SuperTuesday pic.twitter.com/f9ZSccsPvH
— CBS News Politics (@CBSPolitics) March 2, 2016
Georgia: On the Republican side Trump has a big lead and is expected to win. Delegates are divided statewide and also by district. If Trump (or someone else) wins with 50% in any district he gets all the delegates in that district. Also, statewide delegates only go to candidates who get at least 20% of the vote, which means either Cruz or Rubio could be on the borderline. On the Democratic side, Hillary goes into the contest with a huge advantage over Sanders. For Dems there are 102 delegates at stake.
7:41pm: Another interesting factoid from CBS News. Trump won the contest for white evangelical voters in GA:
Of GA GOP voters who are white evangelicals, over 2/5 voted for @RealDonaldTrump: https://t.co/hSIcrnTEmi pic.twitter.com/4EIlT1GqsP
— CBS News Politics (@CBSPolitics) March 2, 2016
7:30pm: Hillary’s edge with black voters was significant:
As with VA, over 4/5 black GA Dem voters chose @HillaryClinton: https://t.co/POnCcS6Vyp #SuperTuesday pic.twitter.com/A3XurjOzhL
— CBS News Politics (@CBSPolitics) March 2, 2016
7:23pm: CNN calls Georgia for Trump.
7:01pm ET: CNN is already predicting Hillary wins Georgia.
Fox News has called Georgia for Trump. From CBS:
UPDATE: @RealDonaldTrump likely winner of GA primary: https://t.co/BUqYBYsrIM #SuperTuesday pic.twitter.com/RIrKFTOsIz
— CBS News Politics (@CBSPolitics) March 2, 2016
Notice that both Cruz and Rubio are above 20%. As mentioned above, that makes them eligible for some of the statewide delegates.
Colorado: The Colorado GOP canceled the party’s preference poll this year. However, on the Democratic side there is some drama as the demographics of the state make it possible for Bernie Sanders to be competitive. If Sanders wins here that could be a sign he is having a good night.
11:06pm: Sanders projected to win Colorado.
BREAKING NEWS: Fox News projects @SenSanders as the winner of Colorado Democratic Caucus. https://t.co/ZYG58XZtAC pic.twitter.com/CLzwgIyozr
— Fox News (@FoxNews) March 2, 2016
11:02pm: With 21.1% reporting, Sanders leads Hillary 57.46% to 41.23%.
10:07pm: Results just starting to come in. With 1.46% reporting, Sanders leads Hillary 52.26% to 44.43%.
9:27pm ET: No results yet.
Mayor of Denver is the surrogate speaker for @HillaryClinton at this packed Colorado caucus site. pic.twitter.com/cZR76oAnHu
— Tony Dokoupil (@tonydokoupil) March 2, 2016
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