Will Donald Trump maintain his lead? Was it wise for Hillary Clinton to join Bernie Sanders in calling for the resignation of Michigan’s governor? Can Texas Sen. Ted Cruz steal GOP votes from the anti-Trump movement?
Super Tuesday 2 is here and a total of 316 delegates are ready to be snatched up by the six remaining presidential candidates.
Republicans hold primaries in Michigan, Idaho and Mississippi and caucuses in Hawaii with 150 delegates up for grabs. Fresh off a Fox News town hall, the Democrats have contests in Michigan and Mississippi with 166 delegates on the line.
So, who is winning on Super Tuesday 2? Refresh this page for continuous updates as results come in.
GOP candidates
Donald Trump has officially won:
- Mississippi
- Michigan
- Hawaii
Ted Cruz has officially won:
- Idaho
Democratic candidates
Hillary Clinton has officially won:
- Mississippi
Bernie Sanders has officially won:
- Michigan
The polls close at 8 p.m. ET/ 5 PT in Mississippi, 9 ET/ 6 PT in Michigan, 11 ET/ 8 PT in Idaho and finally, the residents of Hawaii will start caucusing around 1 a.m. ET/ 10 p.m. PT.
