Four states held presidential primary elections Tuesday but since President Biden and former President Trump have already locked up their parties' nominations, turnout was low in Connecticut, New York, Rhode Island, and Wisconsin. Polls closed at 8pm Eastern in Connecticut and Rhode Island and at 9pm Eastern in New York and Wisconsin.
- The AP called the Connecticut and Rhode Island races minutes after polls closed, with Biden and Trump winning both states. An hour later, the New York and Wisconsin races were also called for Biden and Trump.
- With more than 85% of the vote in, Biden had almost 81% of the vote in Rhode Island, with Uncommitted at 16.6%, according to DecisionDeskHQ. Trump was at almost 86%, with Nikki Haley, who dropped out of the race early last month, at just over 10%.
- In early results, Trump was at around 78% in Connecticut, with Haley at nearly 14%, per NBC News. Biden was at 85%, with Uncommitted at 11.3%.
- With more than 80% of the vote in, Trump had nearly 82% of the vote in New York with Haley at 13%, and Biden had 91.5% (with Marianne Williamson nabbing nearly 5% and Dean Phillips 3.6%).
- With more than 90% of the vote in, Biden had 88.2% of the vote in Wisconsin, with 8.5% going to "uninstructed" (see below). Trump had 79% and Haley nearly 13%.
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