Did the Super Tuesday primaries hold any surprises? Check below for the results for your candidate:
This post will be updated as new polling results come in.
Republicans:
Donald Trump came out the overall winner, with a win in 7 states.
Alabama:
Donald Trump wins – 36 delegates
Ted Cruz places second – 13 delegates
Marco Rubio places third – 1 delegate
Alaska:
Ted Cruz wins – 12 delegates
Donald Trump places second – 11 delegates
Marco Rubio places 3rd – 5 delegates
Arkansas:
Donald Trump wins – 16 delegates
Ted Cruz places second – 14 delegates
Marco Rubio places third – 9 delegates
Georgia:
Donald Trump wins – 40 delegates
Marco Rubio places second – 14 delegates
Ted Cruz places third – 18 delegate
Massachusetts:
Donald Trump wins – 22 delegates
John Kasich places second – 8 delegates
Marco Rubio places third – 8 delegates
Ted Cruz places fourth – 4 delegates
Minnesota:
Marco Rubio wins – 14 delegates
Ted Cruz places second – 13 delegates
Donald Trump places 3rd – 10 delegates
Oklahoma:
Ted Cruz wins – 14 delegates
Donald Trump places second – 12 delegates
Marco Rubio places third – 11 delegates
Tennessee:
Donald Trump wins – 31 delegates
Ted Cruz places second – 14 delegates
Marco Rubio places third – 9 delegates
Texas:
Ted Cruz wins – 99 delegates
Donald Trump places second – 33 delegates
Marco Rubio places third – 3 delegates
Vermont:
Donald Trump wins – 6 delegates
John Kasich places second – 6 delegates
Virginia:
Donald Trump wins – 17 delegates
Marco Rubio places second – 16 delegates
Ted Cruz places third – 8 delegates
John Kasich places fourth – 5 delegates
Ben Carson places fifth – 3 delegates
Democrats:
Although Hillary Clinton came out with more wins (and more delegates), Sanders showed that he’s viable in many different areas, and that he is still a strong candidate for the Democratic nomination.
Alabama:
Hillary Clinton wins – 37 delegates
Bernie Sanders places second – 4 delegates
Arkansas:
Hillary Clinton wins – 18 delegates
Bernie Sanders places second – 7 delegates
Colorado:
Bernie Sanders wins – 33 delegates
Hillary Clinton places second – 24 delegates
Georgia:
Hillary Clinton wins – 66 delegates
Bernie Sanders places second – 23 delegates
Massachusetts:
Hillary Clinton wins – 45 delegates
Bernie Sanders places second – 43 delegates
Minnesota:
Bernie Sanders wins – 42 delegates
Hillary Clinton places second – 24 delegates
Oklahoma:
Bernie Sanders wins – 20 delegates
Hillary Clinton places second – 16 delegates
Tennessee:
Hillary Clinton wins – 40 delegates
Bernie Sanders places second – 22 delegates
Texas:
Hillary Clinton wins – 122 delegates
Bernie Sanders places second – 48 delegates
Vermont:
Bernie Sanders wins – 10 delegates
Hillary Clinton places second – 0 delegates
Virginia:
Hillary Clinton wins – 61 delegates
Bernie Sanders places second – 32 delegates
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