Former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden each dominated their party’s respective primaries on Super Tuesday, moving closer to officially wrapping up the primary season as the two are set for a rematch this upcoming fall.
The Super Tuesday states are the same for both the Democratic Party and Republican Party with two exceptions. The Democratic Party’s Iowa Caucus is tonight, whereas the Republican Party’s Iowa Caucus was in January. And the Republican Party holds it Alaska Caucus tonight whereas the Democratic Party holds its contest in the state next month.
Trump reacted to his blowout victories across the country by calling it a “great evening” and saying that it was his “honor to represent not just the Republican Party but our country in leading it back to health and prosperity.”
The following results from the Associated Press will be updated throughout the night:
Alabama:
- Republican Party: Donald Trump defeats Nikki Haley. With 95% of the vote counted, Trump led by 70 points.
- Democratic Party: Joe Biden wins. With 94% of the votes counted, Biden led by 83 points.
Alaska (R only):
- Republican Party: Donald Trump defeats Nikki Haley. With 99% of the vote counted, Trump led by 75 points.
Arkansas:
- Republican Party: Donald Trump defeats Nikki Haley. With 9a% of the vote counted, Trump led by 58 points.
- Democratic Party: Joe Biden wins. With 95% of the votes counted, Biden led by 83 points.
California:
- Republican Party: Donald Trump defeats Nikki Haley. With 49% of the vote counted, Trump led by 60 points.
- Democratic Party: Joe Biden wins. With 41% of the votes counted, Biden led by nearly 86 points.
Colorado:
- Republican Party: Donald Trump defeats Nikki Haley. With 82% of the vote counted, Trump led by almost 30 points.
- Democratic Party: Joe Biden wins. With 79% of the votes counted, Biden led by 75 points.
Iowa (D only):
- Democratic Party: Joe Biden wins. With nearly all the votes counted, Biden secured 90.9% of the vote.
Maine:
- Republican Party: Donald Trump defeats Nikki Haley. With 90% of the vote counted, Trump led by 46 points.
- Democratic Party: Joe Biden wins. With 87% of the vote counted, Biden led by 85 points.
Massachusetts:
- Republican Party: Donald Trump defeats Nikki Haley. With 91% of the vote counted, Trump led by 23 points.
- Democratic Party: Joe Biden wins. With 84% of the vote counted, Biden led by 73 points.
Minnesota:
- Republican Party: Donald Trump defeats Nikki Haley. With 95% of the vote counted, Trump led by 40 points.
- Democratic Party: Joe Biden wins. With 95% of the vote counted, Biden led by 52 points.
North Carolina:
- Republican Party: Donald Trump defeats Nikki Haley. With 95% of the vote counted, Trump led by 50 points.
- Democratic Party: Joe Biden wins. With 95% of the votes counted, Biden led by 75 points.
Oklahoma:
- Republican Party: Donald Trump defeats Nikki Haley. With 95% of the vote counted, Trump led by 66 points.
- Democratic Party: Joe Biden wins. With >95% of the votes counted, Biden led by 64 points.
Tennessee:
- Republican Party: Donald Trump defeats Nikki Haley. With 95% of the vote counted, Trump led by 57 points.
- Democratic Party: Joe Biden wins. With 95% of the votes counted, Biden led by 84 points.
Texas:
- Republican Party: Donald Trump defeats Nikki Haley. With 93% of the vote counted, Trump led by 60 points.
- Democratic Party: Joe Biden wins. With 95% of the votes counted, Biden led by 80 points.
Utah:
- Republican Party: Donald Trump defeats Nikki Haley. With 65% of the vote counted, Trump led by 17 points.
- Democratic Party: Joe Biden wins. With 62% of the votes counted, Biden led by 83 points.
Vermont:
- Republican Party: Nikki Haley defeats Donald Trump. With 95% of the vote counted, Haley lead by 4 points.
- Democratic Party: Joe Biden wins. With 95% of the vote counted, Biden led by 85 points.
Virginia:
- Republican Party: Donald Trump defeats Nikki Haley. With 95% of the vote counted, Trump led by 29 points.
- Democratic Party: Joe Biden wins. With 95% of the vote counted, Biden led by 80 points.
With Trump’s victories on Tuesday night, he now has more than half the number of total delegates that he needs to reach the 1,215 required delegates to become the party’s nominee. Trump currently has 751 delegates, while Haley only has 62.
President Joe Biden has won 812 delegates thus far, with the next closest candidate — Jason Palmer, an unknown candidate who beat Biden by 11 votes in American Samoa, 51 to 40 — having only 3 delegates. No other candidates have any delegates in the Democratic Party primary.