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Trump and Clinton all but clinched the Republican and Democrat nominations, respectively. Trump came away with Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Vermont, Virginia, and Tennessee. Senator Ted Cruz came out with three states, Oklahoma, Alaska, and his home state of Texas. Marco Rubio came away with one victory in Minnesota, and Ben Carson and John Kasich became largely irrelevant for the remainder of the race. Hillary Clinton came away with every state besides Vermont, Oklahoma, Colorado, and Minnesota, all of which gave Bernie Sanders the nod as the democratic presidential nominee.

Super Tuesday indicates Trump, Clinton showdown inevitable

Dylan Kellos, Reporter, photographer
March 3, 2016
Donald Trump leads the GOP field and Hillary Clinton maintains lead for the democratic race after the latest batch of primaries and caucuses.

Donald trumps GOP field, Clinton leads Democrats after SC caucus

Dylan Kellos, Reporter, photographer
February 25, 2016
Sanders and Trump both hit the bulls eye with perfection in New Hampshire, creating a tough race for other candidates.

Sanders and Trump dominate in New Hampshire primaries

Dylan Kellos, Reporter
February 10, 2016
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