Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton won their Arizona primaries, The Associated Press reports, based on their insurmountable leads in partial results.
Both Trump and Clinton jumped out to early leads in delegate-rich Arizona on Tuesday.
Trump and and Clinton are winning in Pima County as well as statewide.
In Pima County, Trump has 55 percent of the GOP vote so far, to Ted Cruz's 31 percent and John Kasich's 15 percent. Both Cruz and Kasich are making stronger showings in Pima County than statewide, according to partial results.
Among Democrats' votes in Pima County counted so far, Clinton has 60 percent to Bernie Sanders' 40 percent. That compares to statewide results so far, where Clinton has 61 percent to Sanders' 37 percent.
Trump wins all of the GOP delegates from Arizona, but Clinton and Sanders will share their Democratic delegates from the state proportionately based on their final percentages.
Arizona voters went to the polls today, Tuesday, March 22, in a presidential preference election. Polls closed at 7 p.m.; long lines were reported in the Phoenix area at closing time. Β
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In other states, Sanders wins Utah and Cruz leads in Utah; Idaho caucus results aren't yet in.
The Public Service Center was evacuated after a bomb threat late Tuesday, affecting some election services.
Several bomb threats have affected public offices throughout Tuesday.
Some voters in Phoenix are found lines around the block at their polling places.
The candidates spent some time in Tucson and Southern Arizona this weekend. Here are the best of our photos from the rallies:
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