As of early Wednesday morning, the overwhelming majority of the votes have been counted and it appears that Donald Trump has opened up a commanding lead on both Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio in the race for the GOP presidential nomination. Trump has, seemingly, won 7 of the 11 GOP “Super Tuesday” contests. These results were current as of 4AM central time on Wednesday March 2, 2016. With at least 92% of precincts reporting in all states, the below results should not change significantly, if at all.
Alabama:
|
100% reporting
|
Delegates
|
Vote %
|
|---|---|---|
| Donald Trump (won) |
28
|
43.4% |
| Ted Cruz |
2
|
21.1% |
| Marco Rubio |
0
|
18.7% |
| Ben Carson |
0
|
10.2% |
| John Kasich |
0
|
4.4% |
Alaska:
|
100% reporting
|
Delegates
|
Vote %
|
|---|---|---|
| Ted Cruz (won) |
12
|
36.4% |
| Donald Trump |
11
|
33.5% |
| Marco Rubio |
5
|
15.1% |
| Ben Carson |
0
|
10.9% |
| John Kasich |
0
|
4.1% |
Arkansas:
|
96% reporting
|
Delegates
|
Vote %
|
|---|---|---|
| Donald Trump (won) |
13
|
32.7% |
| Ted Cruz |
9
|
30.5% |
| Marco Rubio |
6
|
25.0% |
| Ben Carson |
0
|
5.7% |
| John Kasich |
0
|
3.7% |
Georgia:
|
99% reporting
|
Delegates
|
Vote %
|
|---|---|---|
| Donald Trump (won) |
36
|
38.8% |
| Marco Rubio |
11
|
24.5% |
| Ted Cruz |
14
|
23.6% |
| Ben Carson |
0
|
6.2% |
| John Kasich |
0
|
5.6% |
Massachusetts:
|
97% reporting
|
Delegates
|
Vote %
|
|---|---|---|
| Donald Trump (won) |
22
|
49.0% |
| John Kasich |
8
|
18.1% |
| Marco Rubio |
8
|
17.9% |
| Ted Cruz |
4
|
9.6% |
| Ben Carson |
0
|
2.6% |
Minnesota:
|
92% reporting
|
Delegates
|
Vote %
|
|---|---|---|
| Marco Rubio (won) |
12
|
36.8% |
| Ted Cruz |
12
|
28.9% |
| Donald Trump |
8
|
21.2% |
| Ben Carson |
0
|
7.2% |
| John Kasich |
0
|
5.8% |
Oklahoma:
|
100% reporting
|
Delegates
|
Vote %
|
|---|---|---|
| Ted Cruz (won) |
14
|
34.4% |
| Donald Trump |
12
|
28.3% |
| Marco Rubio |
11
|
26.0% |
| Ben Carson |
0
|
6.2% |
| John Kasich |
0
|
3.6% |
Tennessee:
|
99% reporting
|
Delegates
|
Vote %
|
|---|---|---|
| Donald Trump (won) |
30
|
38.9% |
| Ted Cruz |
12
|
24.7% |
| Marco Rubio |
2
|
21.2% |
| Ben Carson |
0
|
7.6% |
| John Kasich |
0
|
5.3% |
Texas:
|
99% reporting
|
Delegates
|
Vote %
|
|---|---|---|
| Ted Cruz (won) |
57
|
43.7% |
| Donald Trump |
20
|
26.8% |
| Marco Rubio |
0
|
17.8% |
| John Kasich |
0
|
4.3% |
| Ben Carson |
0
|
4.2% |
Vermont:
|
97% reporting
|
Delegates
|
Vote %
|
|---|---|---|
| Donald Trump (won) |
6
|
32.7% |
| John Kasich |
6
|
30.4% |
| Marco Rubio |
0
|
19.3% |
| Ted Cruz |
0
|
9.7% |
| Ben Carson |
0
|
4.2% |
Virginia:
|
99% reporting
|
Delegates
|
Vote %
|
|---|---|---|
| Donald Trump (won) |
17
|
34.7% |
| Marco Rubio |
16
|
31.9% |
| Ted Cruz |
8
|
16.9% |
| John Kasich |
5
|
9.4% |
| Ben Carson |
3
|
5.9% |
If these results stand, the current delegate count looks like this:
Trump: 285
Cruz: 161
Rubio: 87
Kasich: 25
Carson: 8
1237 delegates are needed for nomination. There is still a long way to go, but there is no doubt that Super Tuesday belonged to Donald Trump in 2016.
