Tuesday, March 1 was known as “Super Tuesday," where both the GOP and Democratic parties held primaries or caucuses in 11 states.
Primaries are when the people of a state vote through secret ballots to nominate a candidate, and caucuses are local gatherings where voters decide which candidate to support and select delegates for the convention.
Want more Super Tuesday coverage? Read about a campus watch party here, or the news coverage here.
After Super Tuesday, the GOP has had 14 state primaries or caucuses, narrowing the original ballot to the following candidates: Donald J. Trump, Sen. Ted Cruz, Sen. Marco Rubio, Gov. John Kasich and Dr. Ben Carson. On this day, Carson and Kasich did not win any states.
Democrats have held a total of 16 state and territory primaries or caucuses between candidates Secretary Hillary Clinton and Sen. Bernie Sanders. The map below illustrates the results from Super Tuesday.
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