What is it?

Super Tuesday refers to the 11 primaries today. Similarly to the Iowa caucus, the primaries held tonight are a strong indicator of who the nominee will be for both political parties. Republicans and Democrats will fight for enough delegates to win the nomination for their party. A Republican nominee will need 1,237 delegates to win the nomination, and for a Democrat 2,383.

Results will be updated at the top of each hour with the projected winner of each primary as the results are tabulated. Results courtesy of New York Times.

Last updated 4:30 pm, Wednesday

Alabama

(R) Trump with 43% of the vote

(D) Clinton with 78% of the vote

Alaska

(R) Cruz with 36% of the vote

Arkansas

(R) Trump with 33% of the vote

(D) Clinton with 66% of the vote

Colorado

(D) Sanders with 59% of the vote

Georgia

(R) Trump with 39% of the vote

(D) Clinton with 71% of the vote

Massachusetts

(R) Trump with 49% of the vote

(D) Clinton with 50% of the vote

Minnesota

(R) Rubio with 37% of the vote

(D) Sanders with 62% of the vote

Oklahoma

(R) Cruz with 34% of the vote

(D) Sanders with 52% of the vote

Tennessee

(R) Trump with 39% of the vote

(D) Clinton with 66% of the vote

Texas

(R) Cruz with 44% of the vote

(D) Clinton with 65% of the vote

Vermont

(R) Trump with 33% of the vote

(D) Sanders with 86% of the vote

Virginia 

(R) Trump with 35% of the vote

(D) Clinton with 64% of the vote