Democratic primaries results: follow the latest votes

Juweek Adolphe, Peter Andringa, Seán Clarke, Niko Kommenda and Enjoli Liston
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Idaho

There are 20 pledged delegates available in Idaho’s Democratic presidential primary vote, where infrastructure, healthcare and the economy rank among the issues voters care most about. Bernie Sanders heavily defeated Hillary Clinton in the 2016 primary here, but Donald Trump won convincingly in the general election.

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Michigan

There are 125 pledged delegates available in Michigan’s Democratic presidential primary vote, where candidates have been campaigning on healthcare, the economy and jobs. Access to clean air and water are also key issues, especially following the Flint water crisis. Bernie Sanders won the Democratic primary here in 2016 against Hillary Clinton, but Donald Trump won the state by a narrow 0.2% margin in the November general election.

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Missouri

There are 68 pledged delegates available in Missouri’s Democratic presidential primary vote, where voters say they care most about defeating Donald Trump, access to healthcare, the economy and jobs. Bernie Sanders lost the Democratic primary here in 2016 against Hillary Clinton by a whisker, but Trump won the state in the November general election by a landslide.

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Mississippi

There are 36 pledged delegates available in Mississippi’s Democratic presidential primary vote, where voters say they care most about immigration, access to healthcare, the economy and jobs. Bernie Sanders was heavily defeated in the Democratic primary here in 2016 against Hillary Clinton, but Donald Trump won the state convincingly in the November general election.

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North Dakota

The state is the smallest prize on Tuesday, with just 14 pledged delegates at stake in North Dakota’s Democratic presidential caucuses. Fewer than 3,400 people voted in the contest in 2016, which Bernie Sanders won handily, but new rules this time could boost turnout significantly. Donald Trump won the state decisively in the November general election.

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Washington state

There are 89 pledged delegates available in Washington’s Democratic presidential primary vote, where key voter issues include homelessness, taxes, income inequality, healthcare, education, the economy and jobs. Bernie Sanders won the Democratic primary here in 2016 against Hillary Clinton by a landslide, and Clinton won the state convincingly in the November general election.

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