Ted Cru claims Idaho.

Thank you Idaho! Help us #CruzToVictory —> https://t.co/xPMWU1L9iq pic.twitter.com/sU2IkU1tlH

— Ted Cruz (@tedcruz) March 9, 2016

Donald Trump wins Hawaii.

Thank you Hawaii! #Trump2016

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) March 9, 2016

Michigan voters breathed new life into Bernie Sanders' campaign Tuesday. https://t.co/1UNX6Kh7av pic.twitter.com/An93s3JwDc

— AP Politics (@AP_Politics) March 9, 2016

#SuperTuesday redux, so far:
✅ Clinton: Miss.
✅ Trump: Mich., Miss.
✅ Sanders: Mich. #CNNElectionhttps://t.co/7wqCNa6NnY

— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) March 9, 2016

Ted Cruz is holding on to his Idaho lead. With 44% of the votes counted in Idaho, Cruz leads with 42%, Donald Trump is second at 29%, Marco Rubio is third with 18%, and John Kasich trails in fourth with 7%.

Marco Rubio hopes Hawaii will help him avoid saying "aloha" to the GOP race.

The Hawaii caucuses are open until 8pm HST! Check your caucus location here & go vote for me → https://t.co/ZsDiCy1OJY #HIforMarco

— Marco Rubio (@marcorubio) March 9, 2016

With 40% of the votes counted in Idaho, Ted Cruz leads with 41%, Donald Trump is second at 30%, Marco Rubio is third with 18%, and John Kasich trails in fourth with 7%.

CNN projects Bernie Sanders as the narrow winner in Michigan’s Democratic primary. With 96% of the Michigan vote counted, it's Bernie Sanders with 50% to Hillary Clinton's 48%. Despite winning, Sanders splits the state’s delegates about evening with Clinton. Still, it is a big victory for Sanders considering most polls predicted his defeat.

The corporate media counted us out. The pollsters said we were way behind. But we won. Thank you, Michigan. pic.twitter.com/Iywg9N3B1z

— Bernie Sanders (@BernieSanders) March 9, 2016

With 19% of the votes counted in Idaho, Ted Cruz leads with 38%, Donald Trump is second at 31%, Marco Rubio is third with 19%, John Kasich in fourth with 7%.

From Hillary Clinton's Mississippi victory speech:

"I want to talk about what working families are up against." Hillary’s remarks tonight after winning in Mississippi.https://t.co/oYfnmCKJPs

— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) March 9, 2016

With 92% of the Michigan vote counted, it's Bernie Sanders with 50% to Hillary Clinton's 48%. Sanders' lead is about 17,000 votes out of nearly 1 million counted.

John Kasich wants you to know his hopes are rising so he retweeted this:

Two weeks ago John Kasich was polling 4th in Michigan at 12%. Right now he's in 2nd with 25%. Momentum is on our side.

— Team Kasich (@TeamJohnKasich) March 9, 2016

Tuesday has been good for John Kasich as he jumps past Marco Rubio as the GOP establishment choice.

.@JohnKasich: We are Americans before we are Democrats or Republicans. pic.twitter.com/VGCZcsnilz

— POLITICO Video (@POLITICOvideo) March 9, 2016

With 69% of the votes counted in Michigan: Donald Trump 37%, John Kasich 25%, Ted Cruz 25%, Marco Rubio 9%

Marco Rubio had an awful Tuesday, finishing a distant fourth in Mississippi and Michigan, but he insists he's not out yet.

In one week it all comes down to Florida. Where it all began. #FLPrimaryhttps://t.co/GzYS0liPVO

— Marco Rubio (@marcorubio) March 9, 2016

With 85% of the Michigan vote counted, it's Bernie Sanders with 51% to Hillary Clinton's 47%. Bernie Sanders talking about splitting Michigan delegates with Hillary Clinton: “The peoples revolution is strong in every part of the country... It's been a fantastic night in Michigan."

With 48% of the votes counted in Michigan: Bernie Sanders 52%, Hillary Clinton 48%

With 22% vote counted in Mississippi: Hillary Clinton 83%, Bernie Sanders 16%

With 24% vote counted in Mississippi: Donald Trump 50%, Ted Cruz 35%, John Kasich 8%,Marco Rubio 5%

With 36% of the votes counted in Michigan: Donald Trump 37%, John Kasich 26%, Ted Cruz 24%, Marco Rubio 9%

If you'd rather watch Hillary Clinton's LIVE rally...

Watch live: Hillary speaks after winning in Mississippi → https://t.co/OqeUISgB88

— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) March 9, 2016

Trump called Hillary Clinton “a flawed candidate” who “will be a very, very easy target,” but only “if she is allowed to run” by the Justice Department.

Donald Trump attacks “Lying Ted” Cruz at his post-primary news conference. “He truly does lie and he lies a lot!” He thanks “Lil Marco” Rubio for “helping me a lot” by calling out Cruz in a debate for lying.

Trump answers Romney criticism he's not a successful businessman by touting his wine & water https://t.co/CFkEAWREJG pic.twitter.com/wtMF6QVSwr

— Lead Stories (@LeadStoriesCom) March 9, 2016

Thank you Michigan! #Trump2016

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) March 9, 2016

CNN projects Donald Trump will win the Michigan primary, with John Kasich second. Ted Cruz will be third and Marco Rubio will finish a weak fourth.

Donald Trump is holding an election night news conference.