Voters in four states will cast their ballots in the March 12 presidential contests on Tuesday.
President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump are largely expected to surpass their parties’ delegate thresholds to secure both nominations after the results roll in. Voters in Georgia, Hawaii, Mississippi, and Washington state are voting. Polls for Democrats in the Northern Mariana Islands and Democrats abroad closed Tuesday morning.
Biden, who has secured 1,872 delegates, needs 1,968 delegates to win his party’s nomination. At stake for him on Tuesday are 254 delegates in Georgia, Mississippi, Washington, and Democrats abroad. Biden was awarded the Northern Mariana Islands’s delegates earlier on Tuesday.
Trump is expected to breeze past the necessary delegates to clinch the GOP nomination as well. The former president holds 1,078 of
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