As voters head to polls in five primary states Tuesday, NewsOne decided to take a look at exit poll data from New York’s primary race this week to determine just who voted for Democratic presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, and what it likely means for the rest of the election season.

Indeed, the outcome of next week’s primary contests in Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania and Rhode Island could finally determine the Democratic presidential nominee. Why? Well, as New York goes, so goes the nation.

It’s true that nothing this election season has conformed to any paradigm, especially when Donald Trump, a reality television star, is leading the Republican presidential race. But both Trump, a native of New York, and Clinton, a transplant and former U.S. Senator, handily won New York’s primary earlier this week, and both appear poised to claim their party’s nomination based on data gathered by CBS News.

A breakdown of racial exit poll data shows that African-Americans and Hispanics helped deliver the New York primary to Clinton. The numbers matter because Sanders has struggled to gain traction with voters of color and it could spell trouble for his candidacy; Democrats have traditionally won with their support.

From CBS News:

Breakdown of Clinton-Sanders supporters by gender:

Clinton Sanders

Male 50 percent 50 percent

Female 63 percent 37 percent

Breakdown of Clinton-Sanders supporters by age:

Clinton Sanders

18-29 35 percent 65 percent

30-44 53 percent 47 percent

45-64 63 percent 37 percent

65-plus 73 percent 27 percent

Breakdown of Clinton-Sanders supporters by race:

Clinton Sanders

White men 43 percent 57 percent

White women 56 percent 44 percent

Black men 67 percent 33 percent

Black women 79 percent 21 percent

Latino women 67 percent 33 percent

Based on the numbers, do you think Sanders will remain in the race after next week’s primaries if he loses any states? Sound off in the comments.

SOURCE: CBS News | PHOTO CREDIT: Getty | VIDEO SOURCE: Inform

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