So far, Trump looks like he’s on track to sweep all 38 delegates in Maryland — he’s comfortably ahead in all eight congressional districts. Projecting it out, the closest appears to be the suburban 8th District, where he currently leads Kasich 44 percent to 30 percent. Kasich is ahead of Trump in the Montgomery County portion of the 8th District by eight votes, which just isn’t good enough to offset Trump’s margins in the more rural reaches of the district.
Nate Silver
If you thought Trump’s total dominance of media coverage was something that only applied before people started voting, you’d be wrong. In fact, the past couple of weeks have been associated with Trump’s largest share of media coverage to date, with his getting 70 to 80 percent of mentions on television among all current and former Republican candidates, according to the GDELT Project.
Harry Enten
Sanders has broken through. The Associated Press has declared him the winner in Rhode Island.
