SUPER TUESDAY ELECTION RESULTS 1MAR16 (from WASHINGTON POST & HUFFINGTON POST

ELECTION results and reports from the +Washington Post & +TheHuffingtonPost , click the links to go to the sites for live updates......

Campaign  2016

Super Tuesday state results

 Iowa caucus New Hampshire primary Nevada Democratic caucus South Carolina Republican primary Nevada Republican caucus South Carolina Democratic primary Alabama primary Alaska Republican caucus Arkansas primary Colorado Democratic caucus Georgia primary Massachusetts primary Minnesota caucus Oklahoma primary Tennessee primary Texas primary Vermont primary Virginia primary Wyoming Republican convention Alaska Democratic caucus Wyoming Democratic caucus North Dakota Democratic caucus North Dakota Republican primary

Iowa caucus

March 1, 2016

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  595 delegates
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  Clinton108 DEL

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WINNING

SIZE OF LEAD

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  Leader
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RACE	WINNING		2ND		RPTG	DEL*
WON
Ga.	Clinton	75%	Sanders	24%	3%	102
Va.	Clinton	62%	Sanders	37%	32%	95
Vt.	Sanders	90%	Clinton	10%	3%	16
IN PROGRESS
Ala.					0%	53
Ark.					0%	32
Colo.					0%	66
Mass.					0%	91
Minn.					0%	77
Okla.					0%	38
Tenn.					0%	67
Texas					0%	222

*Total delegates in contest

Total delegates 2,382 to win, 859 in play in these contests

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144

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656

(+108)

Source: AP

What to Watch For

For the GOP, nearly 600 delegates are up for grabs on Super Tuesday — the most for any day of the 2016 primary season. The bulk of them come from seven Southern contests, including the day’s biggest prize: Texas. Some party strategists warn that if Donald Trump sweeps the South, it may be too late for Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz and the other candidates to stop him. Super Tuesday is Hillary Clinton’s chance for an armload of victories that would give her full claim to front-runner status in the Democratic primary race. But Bernie Sanders could spoil it with big wins somewhere outside his native Northeast. Clinton is trying to assume a sheen of inevitability as her party’s presumptive nominee and hoping Texas, with 222 delegates at stake, helps her get there.

• Where Sanders could win, and other things to watch for on Super Tuesday
• Where Trump could lose, and other things to watch for on Super Tuesday
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  Voters in 13 states will make their presidential picks on Super Tuesday 2016.
  
  Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Georgia, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont, Virginia and Wyoming are getting in on the presidential action.
  
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  Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) are still battling it out in the Democratic primary. There are five contenders left in the GOP race: business mogul Donald Trump, Sen. Ted Cruz (Texas), Ohio Gov. John Kasich, Sen. Marco Rubio (Fla.) and retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson.
  
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