Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are looking for Super Tuesday sweeps as voters in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Delaware cast their votes today. Stay tuned to Breitbart News for live updates.

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All times eastern.

1:12: Mainstream media wowed by Trump’s dominant night.

Trump carried every single county and congressional district that voted today. Wow. — Dave Wasserman (@Redistrict) April 27, 2016

12:58: On MSNBC, none other than Hugh Hewitt predicts that even if Trump gets really close to 1,237 delegates, “you might still see… the Rules Committee enable the Republican Party to reject him.” He says “anything can happen.”

12:10: More good news for Trump:

And right now, I see zero reason to assume that Trump can't win a huge delegate take from California–like 150 or more — Nate Cohn (@Nate_Cohn) April 27, 2016

Trump could win enough unpledged delegates in Pennsylvania to obviate the need for a win Indiana — Nate Cohn (@Nate_Cohn) April 27, 2016

11:55: Kasich campaign, RedState in denial:

On this very strong night for Donald Trump, here's a statement from the Kasich campaign's @chrisschrimpf: pic.twitter.com/CtnZ3iIgy3 — Kailani Koenig (@kailanikm) April 27, 2016

My latest –> Nothing that Happened Today Changed Anything | RedState https://t.co/4KsMuE5ezV — Leon Wolf (@LeonHWolf) April 27, 2016

11:15: Incompetent #NeverTrump professional tacticians doing what they do best–losing.

This was the district that the never-Trump forces said Kasich could win in Maryland pic.twitter.com/U6hjfu03GC — Ben Jacobs (@Bencjacobs) April 27, 2016

11:06: Sanders vows to stay in the race until “the last vote is cast.”

New statement from Sanders campaign says – most explicitly to date – why they're staying in race pic.twitter.com/rtUYYHpi8C — MaryAlice Parks (@maryaliceparks) April 27, 2016

11:00: David Axelrod is as savvy as they come. The tone of his voice lets you know that he, unlike folks like S.E. Cupp who have gotten nearly everything wrong this election cycle, knows how formidable Trump will be in a general election. Axelrod was the top strategist for a relatively “outsider” candidate who mobilized disaffected black voters in the 2008 Dem. primary against Clinton just like Trump can mobilize disaffected blue-collar white voters in 2016.

10:55: On CNN, Paul Begala says the incompetent “Stop Trump” movement turned into the “strengthen Trump” movement because voters are fed up with the GOP establishment and their professional tacticians.

10:53: Newt: If Trump gets nomination before convention, challenge for GOP establishment will be to “get over it.”

.@newtgingrich, on if @realDonaldTrump has over 1237 before convention: "The challenge then for the GOP establishment is to get over it." — Fox News (@FoxNews) April 27, 2016

10:45: CNN’s estimates number of delegates Trump will get:

CNN estimate so far on delegates: Trump 99

Kasich 5

Cruz 0 — Teddy Schleifer (@teddyschleifer) April 27, 2016

10:36: Clinton projected to win Connecticut, going 4-5 on the night.

Clinton projected winner in Connecticut by NBC News. She has a 2 point lead, and there's plenty of Clinton turf left. — Nate Cohn (@Nate_Cohn) April 27, 2016

10:34: Trump says the only thing Hillary has going is the “women card” and women don’t like her. He says Clinton would not get 5% of the vote if she were a man.

10:26: Trump says the top security threat to the U.S. is always “nuclear” and the “power of weaponry.” He says we have to be “unbelievably careful” and then Trump says the biggest threat is not global warming. He says we cannot let Iran get a nuclear weapon

10:25: Asked about what would be the biggest contrast with Clinton, Trump says there will be a lot of contrasts re: jobs and Wall Street. He says Clinton will get the nomination unless she gets indicted because of her email scandal and says Clinton is funded by Wall Street. He says what Clinton did was an “absolute criminal outrage.” Trump says maybe Sanders is not dropping out/finished because Clinton may be indicted. He adds that she is “being protected by Democrats.” Trump says Clinton is a “flawed candidate” and will be easier to beat than his GOP primary opponents.

10:24: “We don’t have a ceiling,” Trump says, adding that his ceiling may be 100%. Trump asks how someone hits 50% when there are 16 people in the race and says talk of a “ceiling” was always unfair. Trump thinks he can win New York

10:23: Trump says he will never change re: “Make America Great Again.” He says NATO needs to pay up and then says there won’t necessarily be a “Trump Doctrine” because you have to be flexible since circumstances can change year after year. He says you can’t say “this is my doctrine and I will not move.”

10:21: Trump says he thinks the GOP is now seeing him as the “presumptive nominee.” He says people who have said terrible things about him in the past now want to join his team. “Names you wouldn’t believe,” he insists. “A lot of it will be coming out soon.”

10:18: Trump blasts “crooked Hillary” and says her husband signed NAFTA, which “destroyed our country.” He says Hillary knows “nothing about jobs except for jobs about herself” and will be “terrible” on economic development. He says Clinton was “sleeping” when she got the 3 a.m. phone call regarding Benghazi. Trump says Hillary doesn’t have the “strength” or the “stamina” to “deal with China or other things.” He says he will do far better for women than Clinton will ever do, which includes protecting our country. Trump cites Clinton’s Iraq vote and he mentions that Sanders said Clinton was not qualified to be president. Trump again says that Sanders should run as an independent.

10:15: “No, I am me,” Trump says when asked if he is “playing a part.” Trump says “I’m not changing” and says he is going to “represent our country with dignity.” He mentions that he went to the best schools and says if an NFL team makes it to the Super Bowl, they don’t just change their quarterback.

10:14: Trump says Cruz is “wasting his time” vetting running mates. He said he thought Cruz was holding a news conference tonight to drop out. Trump says he will have a committee in the future to vet potential running mates.

10:12: Trump says PA delegates have a “moral obligation” to support him because he won by such a commanding margin. He says he is honored that he hit over 60% in virtually every race with three people in the race .

10:08: Trump now taking questions. “I consider myself the presumptive nominee,” Trump says. He says he “unifies people” and Messrs. Kasich/Cruz should get out of the race.

10:05: Trump well on his way to winning more than half of the nominating contests:

The GOP nomination calendar comprised of 56 contests in states, DC & territories. Trump has now won 27 (1 shy of 1/2) — Robert Yoon (@robyoon) April 27, 2016

10:01: Trump wants to thank the media for covering him fairly for the last few hours and the few weeks. Trump says the best way to beat the system is to “have evenings like this.” Trump says when a boxer KOs the other boxer, you don’t have to wait around of the decision. He says he has millions more votes than Cruz and Kasich. Again, Trump is just rambling on about process instead of his vision for the country. Another wasted opportunity on a national stage when all eyes are on him.

10:00: Trump says he is going to go to Indiana. He is again rambling on about process instead of talking about his vision. He mentions that Bobby Knight is the “gold standard” for Indiana. He says Knight is “tough” and “smart” and “he wins.”

9:58: A victorious Trump takes the stage at Trump Tower. He speaks before the music cuts off. He says this is a “far bigger win than we expected.”

9:55: On CNN, David Axelrod says most of the professional Democrats fear Trump much more than Cruz (it’s because Cruz telegraphs all of his messages, attacks and would be easy to counterpunch. Trump is so unpredictable that professional and unimaginative tacticians who have trouble thinking on their feet will have trouble coming up with canned lines for Clinton to use against Trump).

9:25: Sanders wins Rhode Island, prevents Clinton from getting clean sweep like Trump.

Fox News projects Bernie Sanders defeating Hillary Clinton in the Rhode Island Democratic primary — Bret Baier (@BretBaier) April 27, 2016

9:23: Clinton says we want America to be in the “future business” where we break down barriers instead of building walls. She wants to imagine a tomorrow where “love trumps hate.”

9:22: Clinton yells “deal me in” on playing the women’s card, echoing what she says in her standard stump speech while referencing Trump’s comments about Clinton’s use of the gender card.

9:15: Fox News’s Stirewalt, who had been vocally anti-Trump, says populists taking over GOP. Earlier on MSNBC, Nicolle Wallace said the voters are prevailing over the party’s establishment.

.@ChrisStirewalt: “What’s happening inside the Republican Party right now is that the populists are taking over.” pic.twitter.com/SXZMXQPMaX — Fox News (@FoxNews) April 27, 2016

9:10: Hillary Clinton, in Pennsylvania, thanks Dem. leaders in Pennsylvania. She also thanks the 42nd president of the United States, “my husband.” She says “with your help, we’re going to come back to Philadelphia for the Democratic National Convention with the most votes and the most pledged delegates. And we will unify our party to win this election and build an America where we can all rise together.” She says her campaign is about restoring confidence in the ability to solve problems. She says Republicans would demonize “terror-hating Muslims” who we need in the fight against terror.

8:47:Clinton projected to win Pennsylvania.

8:30: Trump, Clinton projected to win Delaware. With his Delaware win, Trump takes the brooms out and gets a clean Super Acela Tuesday Sweep.

Its a clean sweep – @ABC projects Donald Trump will win the Delaware Republican Primary. Trump goes 5 for 5 tonight. — Joshua Hoyos (@JoshuaHoyos) April 27, 2016

8:26: Chuck Todd says that pundits for the longest time used to talk about Trump’s supposed “ceiling” and he may now get over 60% in multiple states tonight. Todd says we may look back at tonight and say it was “beginning the end” of the primary battle. Todd says a Cruz operative told him that they would be able to hold Trump under 1,000 delegates before the convention but notes that Trump can possibly reach 1,000 tonight. Todd says if these numbers hold, Trump has a “clear” and not a “narrow” path to the nomination.

8:23: Trump projected to win Rhode Island.

BREAKING: @NBCNews projects Trump as the winner in the Rhode Island GOP primary https://t.co/Dw2vxl1ige pic.twitter.com/6fN53RDSne — CNBC Now (@CNBCnow) April 27, 2016

8:08: In West Virginia, Sanders says a lot has happened in the last year. Sanders says he will win in West Virginia and now national polls don’t show him 60 points down to Clinton like they did when he entered the race and the pundits declared that he was a “fringe candidate.” He says he is the best candidate to defeat Donald Trump. He says independents should be allowed to vote in Dem. primaries. “Those folks and independents all over the country will be voting in November for the next president of the United States,” he says. Sanders says he is generating this enthusiasm because he is telling the truth, which is something “very unusual in contemporary politics.” Sanders says we can’t sweep the hard realities of life under the rug and also chides the media for not dealing with, in most cases, the realities of our lives because they are owned by large corporations.

If Sanders wins RI, it will be the third state — after OK and NH — that Hillary won in 2008 but lost this time. (MI is its own thing.) — Dave Weigel (@daveweigel) April 27, 2016

8:03: According to CNN, Trump won white Evangelicals by nearly 30 points in Pennsylvania over Cruz (58%-29%) and they made up 42% of the GOP primary electorate. In Connecticut, those angry at the federal government overwhelmingly supported Trump over Cruz (65% to 17%) and they made up 43% of the electorate. And in Maryland, 61% of “very conservative” voters in Maryland supported Trump. Cruz got only 28%, and these reportedly voters made up 28% of the vote.

8:02: Good point about Cruz’s failures in the SEC states. Got rolled over like he was an Alabama opponent in college football.

Cruz didn't need to do well in Acela corridor IF he had done better in the south – not a media conspiracy theory — amy walter (@amyewalter) April 26, 2016

8:00: TRUMP PROJECTED TO WIN MARYLAND, PENNSYLVANIA, CONNECTICUT:

NBC NEWS projects TRUMP wins Pennsylvania, Maryland & Connecticut by significant margins CLINTON wins MD by significant margin, leads in PA — Bradd Jaffy (@BraddJaffy) April 27, 2016

CLINTON PROJECTED TO WIN MARYLAND, Leading in Pennsylvania.

7:55: Fell a bit flat.

Ted Cruz just attempted to recreate this scene at his rally. It was a little bit less dramatic. https://t.co/rmga1f99o3 — Matt Viser (@mviser) April 26, 2016

7:52: Sarah Huckabee hopes Cruz will get out of the race so the GOP can focus on beating Clinton:

.@SarahHuckabee: “I hope [Cruz] will follow his own advice & get out of the race so Trump & all of the GOP can start to focus on Hillary…” — Fox News (@FoxNews) April 26, 2016

7:47: In Indiana, Ted Cruz, speaking before polls close in the Acela states, says Trump is “expected to have a good night.” He says Trump is likely to win some states and the media will be “excited over Donald Trump’s victories” and the media will say Trump is the Republican nominee. He says they are eager to crown Trump because the network executives are “ready for Hillary.” He says the campaign will move back to “more favorable terrain” in Indiana and Nebraska and North Dakota and Montana and Washington and California.

When candidates speak before polls close, they know a bad night of results is coming. See @tedcruz — Kelly O'Donnell (@KellyO) April 26, 2016

7:45: Sanders testing Clinton’s patience:

Hillary Clinton's patience is wearing thin with Sanders, one Clinton friend tells @jeffzeleny — Katie Hinman (@khinman) April 26, 2016

7:25: “Stop Trump” clown show of stale GOP operatives proving why they have been so incompetent over the years and are only good at getting media hits for themselves and schmoozing with the mainstream press:

7:15: Cruz considering announcing running mate before IN primary:

WATCH: @JonKarl: Cruz campaign not ruling out naming running mate before Indiana primary https://t.co/JxsNb0KsrN — ABC News Politics (@ABCPolitics) April 26, 2016

7:02: On MSNBC, Trump’s national political director Rick Wiley expects a “good night” and says the race will take a turn tonight because Cruz will be “mathematically eliminated.” He says Trump will be a stronger general election candidate than the pundits think. He says the campaign will get the 1,237 and says people must have forgotten to inform Kasich that there was a Cruz-Kasich alliance. On Trump’s tone, Wiley says “Donald Trump the victor” is going to show up at Trump Tower tonight. He says the Trump campaign looks forward to a contest against Clinton in the fall and says her comments about Trump being out of touch with Americans are “rich” coming from Clinton. He cites Clinton’s “Scooby van” in Iowa. Regarding the reported acrimony between Manafort and Lewandowski, Wiley says it’s “much ado about nothing.” Wiley, who was Walker’s campaign manager, says we ran into a “buzzsaw” in Donald Trump. He says voters are looking for a true outsider and Trump is that “true outsider.”

Trump aide @rick_wiley on MSNBC: “One of the misnomers out there is Donald Trump’s not a great general election candidate. I beg to differ.” — Sahil Kapur (@sahilkapur) April 26, 2016

6:50: Rhode Island Trump supporters tired of “sleazy”efforts to deny Trump the nomination and career politicians “living off the system.”

Rhode Island voter Connie Swanson, 79, calls any efforts to deny Trump the nomination "sleazy, very sleazy." pic.twitter.com/UxSJk7wuU9 — jennifer levitz (@jenniferlevitz) April 26, 2016

In Warwick, RI, Trump voter Al Parrilllo: "It's time for a change." Says too many people "living off the system" pic.twitter.com/xw5Ax820Fb — jennifer levitz (@jenniferlevitz) April 26, 2016

6:45: Strong majority of GOP primary voters in yet another state support Trump’s temporary Muslim ban:

MORE: 71 percent of PA GOP voters support temporary ban on Muslims, @CBSNews exit poll finds https://t.co/RMSmWyitHH pic.twitter.com/ew5BFHL7ko — CBSN (@CBSNLive) April 26, 2016

6:40: Sanders supporters booing Clinton in West Virginia:

.@BernieSanders fans boo fiercely in WV when Clinton's image comes on TV. They cheer wildly when Sanders' comes on. pic.twitter.com/HjgKxdN1oH — Danny Freeman (@DannyEFreeman) April 26, 2016

6:35: Cruz getting ready for Indiana rally:

Gym from Hoosiers fillin up for @tedcruz here in Knightstown, Indiana pic.twitter.com/5v564aQW50 — Betsy Klein (@betsy_klein) April 26, 2016

Prepare yourselves: looks like a reenactment of that #Hoosiers tape measure scene is in the works at @tedcruz rally pic.twitter.com/2U311akKs3 — Hallie Jackson (@HallieJackson) April 26, 2016

Scoreboard inside Hoosier gym. H/t to @VaughnHillyard for pointing out 20-16 refers to this year, not a score pic.twitter.com/eIXkQRC7YN — Scott Bauer (@sbauerAP) April 26, 2016

.@tedcruz to spend election night at the Hoosier gym where the 1986 underdog film "Hoosiers" was filmed pic.twitter.com/BpINZmmnGo — Scott Bauer (@sbauerAP) April 26, 2016

6:30: Interesting bit of news about Manafort:

Per @Isikoff: Paul Manafort being sought for questioning over a missing $26.2 million: https://t.co/Gyzpxt7TDH pic.twitter.com/GCJXgCiAcj — Sopan Deb (@SopanDeb) April 26, 2016

6:25: On MSNBC, Nicolle Wallace jokes that the because of the Trump campaign, positions like the one she had (professional communications director) will probably not exist. That’s not a bad thing for future candidates given how terribly she did her job and only sought to increase her stature by trashing Republicans in order to be liked by the mainstream media elite.

6:15: Interesting scene in West Virginia:

https://twitter.com/gdebenedetti/status/725085957494550528

5:53: Trump, who seems to have a fixation with being on the magazine’s cover, to attend Time 100 Gala tonight:

According to @TIME, Donald Trump will attend the Time 100 Gala tonight. He'll head over before addressing the press. #AcelaPrimary — Candace Smith (@CandaceSmith_) April 26, 2016

5:45: Dems. think primary has energized party. GOP voters believe primary has divided theirs.

Still striking from the exit polls in PA: 71% of Dems say race has energized their party 58% of GOPers say race has divided theirs — Mark Murray (@mmurraypolitics) April 26, 2016

5:33: Dem Exit Polls: According to ABC, “Clinton leads Sanders by 20 percentage points in preference to handle gun policy in preliminary exit poll results, with little variation among states today. She beat Sanders by a similar 60-36 percent on this question in New York.” Dem. primary voters also think Clinton has a better chance of beating Trump in November than Sanders.

5:30: PA GOP Exit Poll: 60% of GOP Primary voters in PA feel “betrayed” by Republican leaders.

Exit polls: Just one-third of Pennsyvlania primary voters want a candidate with political experience; 60% feel BETRAYED by GOP leaders — Manu Raju (@mkraju) April 26, 2016

5:26: Only 25% of Pennsylvania GOP primary voters would “definitely” vote for Cruz in the general election.

Prelim exits show 56% of Pennsylvania GOP voters would "definitely" vote for Trump in general.

But only 25% (!) say same for Cruz. — Ryan Struyk (@ryanstruyk) April 26, 2016

5:25: GOP exit polls: “Nearly six in 10 GOP primary voters across today’s primaries say they decided on their candidate more than a month ago, on pace to break the record of 55 percent in New York last week.” According to ABC, GOP primary voters in Maryland, Pennsylvania and Connecticut also said that “Wall Street does more to hurt than help the U.S. economy – nearly half in Pennsylvania, four in 10 in Connecticut and a third in Maryland. Anti-trade voters have been good groups for Trump in previous contests.”

5:22: Exit polls: “More than eight in 10 Trump voters say their vote was “mainly for your candidate” rather than against his opponents,” according to ABC News.

5:17: GOP exit polling: Strong Majority of GOP voters believe candidate who gets the most votes should be nominee:

Connecticut: 68%

Maryland: 66%

Pennsylvania: 70%:

#SuperTuesday exit polls: GOP voters say the nominee should be whoever has the most votes https://t.co/ud3Wy2I4r0 https://t.co/CNA1MYP25v — CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) April 26, 2016

5:15: PA Dem. Exit poll: 17% black, 10% under 30, and 26% “very liberal.”

Maryland exit polls:

Per MSNBC exit polls: 40% of Maryland Dems are African American, only 12% are under 30 — Kendall Breitman (@KendallBreitman) April 26, 2016

PA Dem electorate: White 71%

Black 17%

Latino/Hispanic 9%

Asian 1% — Steve Kornacki (@SteveKornacki) April 26, 2016

Maryland Dem electorate:

43% white

46% black

6% Latino/Hispanic

2% Asian — Steve Kornacki (@SteveKornacki) April 26, 2016

CT Dem electorate:

76% white

14% black

7% Latino/Hispanic

1% Asian — Steve Kornacki (@SteveKornacki) April 26, 2016

5:03: Chuck Todd says that the “Stop Trump” movement is in “dire straits” and the “Stop Trump” movement must be asking, “what the heck happened?” He adds that the Cruz-Kasich alliance in crumbling on multiple fronts. The “Stop Trump” clown show (consisting mostly of establishment operatives looking for ways to be relevant this election cycle) ran the clock out on itself and could still go bust even if Trump loses Indiana, according to Todd.

5:00: Exit polls expected soon. No exit polling in Rhode Island and Delaware.

4:55: Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH), whom Bill Clinton cited as the top authority for progressives, says Clinton should allow Sanders to help write the party’s platform.

“Bernie is painted in bright colors, and Hillary is more black and white details,” Brown told the Washington Post. “How you mesh those two is a tricky process.”

Bill Clinton in Indianapolis name drops Sherrod Brown: "The #1 authority for progressives is Sherrod brown from Ohio. He endorsed Hillary." — Vaughn Hillyard (@VaughnHillyard) April 26, 2016

4:43: Trump to participate in Indiana town hall, moderated by Greta Van Susteren, on Wednesday. Bobby Knight will also campaign with Trump on Wednesday.

Donald Trump to participate in town hall, will take questions from Indiana voters before rally https://t.co/mq7w4WVmh4 via @cbs4indy — Greta Van Susteren (@greta) April 26, 2016

Bobby Knight endorsing Trump in Indiana on Wednesday. — Peter Hamby (@PeterHamby) April 25, 2016

4:37: Candidate for PA unbound delegate says Cruz-Kasich pact already backfiring:

This candidate for PA unbound delegate pledged to vote with her district & says Cruz-Kasich pact is backfiring. https://t.co/9yrHp0Eprh — Jacob Soboroff (@jacobsoboroff) April 26, 2016

4:33: Good point about Trump’s supposed ceiling:

If Trump has a ceiling, why did he just hit 50% in NBC poll? Looks like the Never Trump movement has a ceiling Creature of the Establishment — Kayleigh McEnany (@kayleighmcenany) April 26, 2016

4:30: NY AG Believes Trump will be an essential witness at Trump University trial:

NY AG says in statement Trump to be called to testify in Trump University trial, via @AaronKatersky pic.twitter.com/ImIC6kkjbe — Michael Del Moro (@MikeDelMoro) April 26, 2016

4:35: Why Cruz Campaign Is Bracing for Bad Acela Tuesday:

Ted Cruz's biggest problem in Tuesday's votes? Not enough evangelicals. https://t.co/Cb6RaNGULq — Dante Chinni (@Dchinni) April 26, 2016

4:23: Pence Still on Fence in Indiana:

Will he? Or won't he? Pence: "I've made no decision yet on whether or not I'll weigh in" ahead of the primary:https://t.co/lmN3g3lt9D — Jill Disis (@jdisis) April 26, 2016

4:16: Trump campaign hammering “Lyin’ Ted.”

If all Ted does is WIN & beat @realDonaldTrump time & time again, why is this chart off?😂😂Forgot!

He is LYIN' TED! pic.twitter.com/HgDTVkDX5N — Dan Scavino Jr. (@DanScavino) April 26, 2016

Cruz has won less than 30 percent of the vote so far, which is likely to tumble further after tonight. #weak — (((Harry Enten))) (@ForecasterEnten) April 26, 2016

4:11: Lewandowski also claims that the “back-and-forth tug-of-war” in media reports does not exist.

4:05: On CNN, Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski says the campaign is anticipating a very good night but won’t make a “bold prediction” on the number of delegates the campaign will pick up. He says after tonight, Cruz will be “mathematically eliminated” from getting the nomination on the first ballot. He says that after tonight, Messrs. Cruz/Kasich should back Trump to unite the Republican Party. He says Trump and his message will “never change.” He says the motto of the campaign has and will be “Let Mr. Trump be Mr. Trump.”

3:54: Trying to appeal to blue-collar workers who are supporting Trump and Sanders, Clinton, in Indiana, talks about treating workers as the “assets as they are” and not as “costs to be cut.” She brings up Carrier. She then says trade is not completely responsible for the struggles of blue-collar workers. She also blames CEOs who put their bonuses and making a “quick buck” above workers and activist shareholders. She vows to fight China and CEOs and says she will make CEOs “pay a price” if they “cut and run.”

3:52: Elite Leaders of Labor Unions Planning to Attack Trump Because They Fear Union Workers Will Support Him in General Election:

The majority of America’s almost 15 million unionized workers can be usually be relied upon to back the Democratic candidate in a presidential year, but leaders are concerned by Trump’s populist message on trade and jobs – and his insistence that union workers are just one of many groups on a long list of those he claims “love” him.

3:50: Judge refuses summary judgment in Trump University lawsuit:

New York lawsuit against Trump University could head to trial after judge refuses summary judgment: https://t.co/VTOWH6OU0K @conorskelding — Maggie Severns (@MaggieSeverns) April 26, 2016

3:39: Thomas Sowell rips Trump:

Donald Trump is not an evil man like Hitler. But his headstrong shallowness and fecklessness make him a dangerous man to have in the White House, with our enemies around the world on the march, and developing intercontinental missiles that can deliver nuclear bombs. A President of the United States has many heavy responsibilities beyond building a wall and fighting the Republican establishment. Just the thought of Trump appointing justices of the Supreme Court, who will have lifetime tenure and make decisions, for decades, that will determine whether we will still be a free people, should sober up all who have not been irretrievably hypnotized by rhetoric or so embittered by the betrayals of the Republican establishment that they can see little else, including life and death issues.

3:35: Trump’s children reportedly wooing uncommitted PA delegates:

Ex: Ivanka & Eric Trump made personal calls to uncommitted delegates to make the personal connection. Many got pics w/Trump @ PA rallies. — Alexandra Jaffe (@ajjaffe) April 26, 2016

3:32: Harry Reid agrees with Trump on Tom Brady:

WATCH: @SenatorReid: "I agree with Donald Trump: Leave Tom Brady alone." https://t.co/hHlVy5eI8L — ABC News Politics (@ABCPolitics) April 26, 2016

3:31: The always colorful Christie:

More Christie on Cruz/Kasich: "This is like giving a blood transfusion to a corpse." GOP race is "over." — Maddie Hanna (@maddiehanna) April 26, 2016

3:30: Bill and Hillary in Indiana before going back to Pennsylvania for election night:

Clinton jumping ahead to Indiana where she's doing an event at Munster Steel in Gary pic.twitter.com/r4asbE6GuF — Abby D. Phillip (@abbydphillip) April 26, 2016

President Bill Clinton speaking at the Central Labor Council of Southwestern Indiana. pic.twitter.com/VFLKnVz5f7 — Denny Simmons (@DennyZimmonz) April 26, 2016

3:25: Sanders to reportedly “reassess” campaign after tonight’s results:

Bernie Sanders will stay in the race, but he will "reassess" his campaign after tonight's vote, an aide says https://t.co/8yZ9qubMCW — The New York Times (@nytimes) April 26, 2016

3:22: Jane Sanders dismisses Trump’s call for Sanders to run as an independent. She also says Sanders will release more tax returns when Clinton releases her transcripts of her Wall Street transcripts.

Jane Sanders dismisses Trump advice on independent bid https://t.co/Hq4j5duQoA via @CNNPolitics — Marlena Militana (@MarlenaTV) April 26, 2016

Bernie Sanders has been treated terribly by the Democrats—both with delegates & otherwise. He should show them, and run as an Independent! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) April 26, 2016

3:20: Cruz targeting absentee voters in Indiana:

Spotted: Facebook ad for Indiana absentee voting pic.twitter.com/rgWPKJuLcX — Betsy Klein (@betsy_klein) April 26, 2016

3:17: Kasich missing from Oregon voter pamphlet:

John Kasich largely missing from official pamphlet sent to 1.8M Oregon households https://t.co/9drQavhLWX pic.twitter.com/fsc36KYccd — ABC News Politics (@ABCPolitics) April 26, 2016

3:15: Anti-Trump forces going all-in in Indiana:

Anti-Trump forces pushing their chips in on Indiana https://t.co/lMeHFNPCA2 pic.twitter.com/L6EI6V82nI — Nate Cohn (@Nate_Cohn) April 26, 2016

3:02: Song unfortunately did not help the Minnesota Wild:

Looks like Prince has officially been added to the Clinton playlist. "Let's Go Crazy" is playing before her event at an IN steel company. — Monica Alba (@albamonica) April 26, 2016

2:58: Bigger venue (Mayflower Hotel) apparently needed for Trump’s foreign policy speech tomorrow:

Sources tell ABC News that Trump's Foreign Policy speech tomorrow will now be at the Mayflower Hotel. — Candace Smith (@CandaceSmith_) April 26, 2016

2:55: Tony Lee: Trump’s campaign still lacks a Lyn Nofziger or Mike Deaver. Trump’s challenge is to bring in some insiders who can help him navigate some of the more byzantine convention rules and with organization while NOT allowing establishment figures like Manafort to use him and his campaign to further their interests, enhance their profiles, and line their pockets. As I’ve said before, Trump is still just a flame-thrower with great potential. He needs someone on his team who can be the equivalent of a Ron Perranoski or Leo Mazzone (pitching coaches Jim Turner/Mel Stottlemyre may resonate more with Trump the Yankee fan) to turn him into an actual pitcher and allow him to realize his potential to win the White House or he will get run over by the Clinton/mainstream media machine in the general election.

.@CLewandowski_ & @PaulManafort—Trump's id & ego, respectively—are duking it out for control of Trump & the campaign https://t.co/hGWvFbgXu4 — Kenneth P. Vogel (@kenvogel) April 26, 2016

2:52: Walker going to GOP convention as a delegate, Rubio playing dumb re: Super Tuesday:

Not the path to the GOP convention @ScottWalker originally envisioned for himself, but he will be going to the 2016 convention as a delegate — Jordyn Phelps (@JordynPhelps) April 26, 2016

Asked Rubio just now what he hopes happens tonight. "I'm really not following them. There are like five states, right?" — Manu Raju (@mkraju) April 26, 2016

2:50: Pro-Hillary Group Denies Taking Down Pro-Sanders Facebook Pages With “Porn Attacks.”

“According to eyewitness reports, the pages were flooded with pornographic images in what appeared to be coordinated fashion and then flagged for obscene content, prompting Facebook to remove them.”

2:42: Thunderstorm watch in Super Tuesday primary states:

A #severe thunderstorm watch has been issued until 9 pm EDT for parts of PA, NJ, MD and DE. pic.twitter.com/e7sI06M5uV — The Weather Channel (@weatherchannel) April 26, 2016

2:32: Sanders highlighting Trump/Clinton relationship in fundraising pitch:

Whoa. Sanders raises the Trump-Clinton relationship in fundraising email. pic.twitter.com/vprqtNMkh0 — Julie Bykowicz (@bykowicz) April 26, 2016

2:25: Trump’s somewhat risky PA delegate strategy:

Trump camp replaced grassroots supporters w/better-known candidates on their official slate: https://t.co/DCWov4BE0b — Alexandra Jaffe (@ajjaffe) April 26, 2016

2:22: Trump will not attend Republican Party of Virginia Convention and was never scheduled to speak there:

In statement, RPV says Trump will not attend convention and that he was never scheduled to speak there. pic.twitter.com/kpWEGs057D — Katherine Faulders (@KFaulders) April 26, 2016

2:20: Bill Clinton will again join Hillary Clinton at her Pennsylvania victory rally tonight:

Clinton will also campaign in Mishawaka, IN today before joining @billclinton for her election night rally in Philly. — Liz Kreutz (@ABCLiz) April 26, 2016

2:19: Sanders campaign still vowing to go forward hours after floating Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) as a potential running mate:

In an email to supporters, @BernieSanders campaign mgr Jeff Weaver says they'll "fight through the narrow path we have to the nomination." — Brad Mielke (@TheBradMielke) April 26, 2016

Bernie Sanders floats Elizabeth Warren's name as a possible running mate https://t.co/RnmHBirXNL pic.twitter.com/ZDb8Hwws2U — CNN (@CNN) April 26, 2016

2:10: What to look for on the GOP side tonight:

What to watch for:

Does Trump get 90-95 pledged dels tonight? Is he on track to get 2/3 of PA's 54 unbound Does he win Indiana on 5/3? — Mark Murray (@mmurraypolitics) April 26, 2016