Sen. Bernie Sanders is back in Vermont after New York's presidential primary.Sanders' campaign charter plane arrived at a private section of Burlington International Airport just before 10 p.m. Tuesday.He started his day in New York City, where he met voters before traveling to Erie and State College, Pennsylvania, for campaign events.Pennsylvania voters head to the polls next week.Polls closed in the New York primary at 9 p.m. Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was declared the projected winner of the primary about 9:45 p.m."I congratulate Secretary Clinton," Sanders said after landing. "This campaign has come a very, very long way."Clinton cast her ballot with former President Bill Clinton in Chappaqua Tuesday morning. She hoped for a wide victory over Sanders in her adopted home state.Clinton handily defeated then-Sen. Barack Obama in New York by 17 points in 2008.Sanders did not have any public events scheduled for Wednesday. He will travel to Scranton and Reading, Pennsylvania, on Thursday.Clinton held an event at the Times Square Sheraton Hotel Tuesday night as votes came in. WPTZ NewsChannel 5's Abby Isaacs spoke with Sanders when he landed. WPTZ.com will update this story as soon as more information is available.

Sen. Bernie Sanders is back in Vermont after New York's presidential primary.

Sanders' campaign charter plane arrived at a private section of Burlington International Airport just before 10 p.m. Tuesday.

He started his day in New York City, where he met voters before traveling to Erie and State College, Pennsylvania, for campaign events.

Pennsylvania voters head to the polls next week.

Polls closed in the New York primary at 9 p.m. Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was declared the projected winner of the primary about 9:45 p.m.

"I congratulate Secretary Clinton," Sanders said after landing. "This campaign has come a very, very long way."

Clinton cast her ballot with former President Bill Clinton in Chappaqua Tuesday morning. She hoped for a wide victory over Sanders in her adopted home state.

Clinton handily defeated then-Sen. Barack Obama in New York by 17 points in 2008.

Sanders did not have any public events scheduled for Wednesday. He will travel to Scranton and Reading, Pennsylvania, on Thursday.

Clinton held an event at the Times Square Sheraton Hotel Tuesday night as votes came in.

WPTZ NewsChannel 5's Abby Isaacs spoke with Sanders when he landed. WPTZ.com will update this story as soon as more information is available.