Washington: Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump piled up the wins on Super Tuesday, US networks projected, putting the pair closer to presidential nominations.
Ted Cruz managed a critical win in his home state of Texas over Trump, and another in Oklahoma.
Bernie Sanders defeated Clinton in four states: Colorado, Minnesota, Oklahoma and his home state of Vermont.
Republican Marco Rubio notched his first victory of the campaign, taking the Minnesota caucus.
Here is a state-by-state breakdown of projected winners on the pivotal day of the 2016 White House race:
Alabama: Republican: Donald Trump | Democrat: Hillary Clinton
Alaska: Republican: Ted Cruz
Arkansas: Republican: Donald Trump | Democrat: Hillary Clinton
Colorado: Democrat: Bernie Sanders
Georgia: Republican: Donald Trump | Democrat: Hillary Clinton
Massachusetts: Republican: Donald Trump | Democrat: Hillary Clinton
Minnesota: Republican: Marco Rubio | Democrat: Bernie Sanders
Oklahoma: Republican: Ted Cruz | Democrat: Bernie Sanders
Tennessee: Republican: Donald Trump | Democrat: Hillary Clinton
Texas: Republican: Ted Cruz | Democrat: Hillary Clinton
Vermont: Republican: Donald Trump | Democrat: Bernie Sanders
Virginia : Republican: Donald Trump | Democrat: Hillary Clinton
- TOTAL WINS -
Democrats: Hillary Clinton: 7 | Bernie Sanders: 4
Republicans: Donald Trump: 7 | Ted Cruz: 3 | Marco Rubio: 1
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