Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump Big Win In New York City

Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump  Big Win In New York City

New York - Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton notched resounding victories in New York Tuesday night, answering questions about their command of the race as the front-runners moved significantly closer to their party's nominations.

2016 campaign entered a new phase and for several months to keep the competitors on both trumpet and Clinton bitterly decisive victory in the Bay of Bengal, the initial fighting, killed his nomination campaign highlighting the vulnerability of all time.

Trump in New York on Tuesday, and came close to reaching the 95 representatives - one of Manhattan real estate mogul to help the Republican Party's nomination outright and avoid a controversial deal that could be explosive and messy July. The liberal senator from Vermont who can unexpectedly popular former foreign minister - Clinton's victory, meanwhile, will go a long way to recapture the momentum that Bernie Sanders.

As of 12 a.m. ET, Trump held 847 delegates, while Ted Cruz had 553 and John Kasich had 148, according to CNN estimate. A Republican candidate needs 1,237 delegates to clinch the nomination.

Across the aisle, Clinton was leading with 1,930 delegates including 1,443 pledged delegates and 487 superdelegates. Sanders had a total of 1,223 delegates including 1,183 pledged delegates and 40 superdelegates. A Democratic candidate needs 2,383 delegates to secure the nomination.

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 Leading candidates, all of which have profound connection to the motherland was returning to New York in the middle of a dessert.

In wildly different environments - - trump card last year, and the Clinton White House has started a campaign in New York City. On Tuesday, he was back in Manhattan that both Trump and Clinton confidently announced that they are within reach of the award.

Trump Trump Tower lobby Cruz his victory speech, said, "Just mathematical Department of Justice."

"We don't have much of a race anymore," Trump boomed. "We're going to go into the convention I think as the winner."

His comments suggest he is less harsh tone against rivals in the coming weeks, but Republicans may seem. Trump, Cruz criticized when instead of "senator" is the title of his beloved Ted "false". "

"Victory is in sight. "

 And at a midtown Sheraton Hotel just two avenues west, Clinton triumphantly told supporters that "victory is in sight." 

 

"We are not yet out of the race starting here at Roosevelt Island," Clinton said in a speech in order to win. "And tonight, a little less than a year, and with victory in sight after the race for the Democratic nomination."

The biggest question for Trump Trump told CNN projects with a high of 95 in New York to a victory margin of the night, regardless of the delegates at the State level, 50% of the new boundary scan link will take all 14 delegates in New York. He said each of the remaining delegates needed to win the majority in Congress, 27 in each province.

New York Exit Polls

With 93% of the vote in at 12:15 a.m ET, Trump was in the lead at 60% while Ohio Gov. John Kasich was at 25.2% and Texas Sen. Ted Cruz was at 14.8%.

With 94% of the Democratic vote in, Clinton was leading Sanders 57.7% to 42.3%.

New York, Trump's primaries test campaign that led to feelings of voters. According to the poll, CNN, a millionaire businessman and Republican front-runner among voters who said the next president "out of body" should be people who are angry or dissatisfied with the federal government, as well as it was. High of 10 presidential candidates, Republican voters are not even "say it like it is" supported by Trump.

Democratic competition, and opinion polls showed that Clinton received support from the population group in the last race. It is, Sanders won 66% of voters aged 45 and a favorite among young voters and minority voters from 0:18 44. Clinton, African-American and Latino voters in 75% of the vote to win 64 % of votes were dominating.

Trump is a defining moment for the leader to win in New York.

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In recent weeks, representatives of the complex allocation rules trump strong leadership campaign, Cruz has become a face-to-face. Tests revealed lucky to walk away with a win in front of frustration as he watched Cruz and his deputy pile increase - a boiling feeling the Texas Republican Convention earlier this month after the senator, washed Colorado.

Cruise, who admitted earlier on Tuesday that it recognizes, and Trump himself and insisted on the unity of the party seeks to draw a contrast between representatives of Philadelphia zero, the campaign can take comments from New York.

"I'm so excited to share with you what America has learned over the past few months, and it has nothing to do with a politician winning his home state," Cruz said, calling 2016 the "year of the outsider."

"We must unite the Republican Party because doing so is the first step toward uniting all Americans," he added. "Let us unite on the things that have always made us great."

In 1237, New York Trump fear that the operation of the magic number of delegates needed to win the party's nomination to compete in the rapidly changing penalty is elusive.

"I think the Clinton campaign and the secretary are getting a little bit nervous," Sanders told CNN after last week's particularly combative Democratic debate in Brooklyn.