Joe Biden has won the first two states of the night to vote in the 5 Democratic primaries and one caucus:
BREAKING: ABC News projects that Joe Biden will win the Mississippi primary and is leading in Missouri: https://t.co/StLa1mAY0u pic.twitter.com/cz5SSyVh4r
— Eyewitness News (@ABC7NY) March 11, 2020
#BREAKING: Joe Biden wins Missouri Democratic Primary, NBC News projects. https://t.co/8CBtKEWqyU pic.twitter.com/HvZ5CEVpvv
— NBC Bay Area (@nbcbayarea) March 11, 2020
With less than 1% of the vote in, Biden is winning in Mississippi with 83.2% of the vote, with Sanders barely getting 11%. Mississippi has 36 delegates available.
In Missouri, Biden is winning with 46% with less than 1% of the vote in, and Sanders only getting 18% there. Missouri has 68 delegates available.
The polls have also closed in Michigan but the vote is much closer there, with Biden having only a roughly 10 point lead over Sanders right now, 52-42, with 24% of the vote in. Michigan is huge because there are 125 delegates available and Sanders wants as big a chunk of those delegates as he can get.
UPDATE: Biden wins Michigan!
BREAKING: Joe Biden wins Michigan Democratic Primary, NBC News projects. https://t.co/ye9hMeT3Uj pic.twitter.com/0YP0zmVaTK
— NBC News (@NBCNews) March 11, 2020
Fox News has also called Michigan for Biden, who is currently leading 53-42 over Bernie in Michigan with almost 60% of the vote in. Remember, Michigan is the big state of the night with 125 delegates.
With 3 out of 6 states going to Biden, it’s not looking good for Bernie tonight…
UPDATE 2: There aren’t any new state winners yet. Washington State with its 89 delegates has both Biden and Sanders tied at 33% a piece with 68% of the vote in. Idaho, with its 20 delegates, has Biden leading by about 7 points, with 46% of the vote in. And lastly little old North Dakota, with its 14 delegates, has Sanders dominating by 12 points with 32% of the vote in. So, Sanders may yet get win a state or two yet.