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Real-time updates: Michigan, Mississippi, Idaho primaries

By Debbie Lord
March 8, 2016

Voters in Michigan, Mississippi, Idaho and Hawaii voted Tuesday in presidential primary races for both Republicans and Democrats.

Democratic primaries were held in Michigan and Mississippi, with Republican primaries in Michigan, Mississippi, Idaho and a caucus in Hawaii

Michigan was the big prize, with Sen. Bernie Sanders and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton vying for 147 delegates. On the Republican side, 59 delegates were at stake for Donald Trump, Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio and John Kasich.

Refresh this page during the night for updated results and the latest election coverage.

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