9:20 p.m. update: Alaska results are coming in.
In Alaska the total is Trump with 89% at 9,243, Haley 1,226, Ramaswamy 45
Ketchikan District 1: Trump 308, Haley 33, Ramaswamy 2
Sitka District 2: Trump 2
Juneau District 3: Trump 176, Haley 33
Juneau District 4: Trump 133, Haley 24
Juneau votes from out of district: Trump 32, Haley 18
Kodiak District 5: Trump 2
Homer District 6: Trump 229, Haley 12, Ramaswamy 1
Kasilof District 6: Trump 222, Haley 12
Kenai District 7: Trump 188, Haley 17, Ramaswamy 1
Soldotna District 7: Trump 428, Haley 32, Ramaswamy 1
Note: Soldotna’s 427 actually included 162 D8 voters
Sterling District 8: Trump 402, Haley 24, Ramaswamy 1
Nikiski District 8: Trump 685, Haley 44
Anchorage District 9: Trump 408, Haley 112, Ramaswamy 6
Anchorage District 10: Trump 192, Haley 48, Ramaswamy 1
Anchorage District 11: Trump 349, Haley 78, Ramaswamy 4
Anchorage District 12: Trump 193, Haley 31, Ramaswamy 3
Anchorage District 13: Trump 149, Haley 23
Anchorage District 14: Trump 101, Haley 23
Anchorage District 15: Trump 274, Haley 58, Ramaswamy 1
Anchorage District 16: Trump 230, Haley 62, Ramaswamy 1
Anchorage District 17: Trump 77, Haley 25, Ramaswamy 3
Anchorage District 18: Trump 33, Haley 25, Ramaswamy 3
Anchorage District 19: Trump 9, Haley 1
Anchorage District 20: Trump 166, Haley 17
Anchorage District 21: Trump 275, Haley 58
Anchorage District 22: Trump 127, Haley 19
Eagle River District 23: Trump 432, Haley 89, Ramaswamy 4
Eagle River District 24: Trump 434, Haley 69, Ramaswamy 2
Palmer District 25: Trump 539, Haley 42, Ramaswamy 3
Wasilla District 26: Trump 390, Haley 12, Ramaswamy 2
Wasilla District 27: Trump 389, Haley 18, Ramaswamy 2
Palmer/Wasilla District 28: Trump 382, Haley 14
Valdez/Wasilla District 29: Trump 344, Haley 31, Ramaswamy 1
Wasilla District 30: Trump 201, Haley 5
Out of Fairbanks, these unofficial results:
District 31: Trump 216, Haley 58, Ramaswamy 1
District 32: Trump 164, Haley 18
Fairbanks District 33: Trump 331, Haley 29
District 34: Trump 313, Haley 48, Ramaswamy 1
District 35: Trump 252, Haley 48, Ramaswamy 1
District 36: Trump 257, Haley 30, Ramaswamy 1
It’s the biggest Election Day for 2024 — until the August primary and November general election. 854 Republican delegates are being decided today.
The Presidential Preference Poll for Alaska Republicans have opened and people are lining up to choose their preferred candidates.
We will be updating this story throughout the night, with results from Alaska expected after 8 pm, when the Presidential Preference Poll ends and results are announced by the Alaska Republican Party. National results are being updated continuously below.
4:50 pm Fairbanks update: Spotted at the Presidential Preference Poll was former Sen. Jerry Ward, who had just finished burying his 92-year-old aunt in Nenana, and was on his way to a memorial moose stew potlatch in her honor. He had to vote out of district due to circumstances.
Check back to get updates as we post them below, as they come in from Alaska and around the country.
4 p.m. Grace Christian update: 20 minute line of cars to get into the parking lot. High turnout. Takes 10 minutes to go through the process. Spotted At Grace Christian, three candidates for Alaska Republican Party chair — Mike Robbins, Carmela Warfield, Nikki Rose.Also spotted: Retiring Party Chair Ann Brown, Power The Future Alaska Director Rick Whitbeck, activists Portia Noble, Jamie Donley.
5 p.m. Wasilla update: The line stretches 40 people deep just to get in the door at the Wasilla Senior Center at 1301 South Century Circle. The wind is whipping but enthusiasm is high.
5:20 pm Fairbanks update: By 3:15 p.m. there was a line from the Carlson Center door all the way outside to the curb. Once inside, one participant reported “many familiar faces and conversations, it was a wonderful crowd, dozens of volunteers. IMO the crowd was energized and enthusiastic. Delighted to have the chance to be participating.”
The winning candidate needs 1,215 delegates of a possible 2,429 to become the Republican nominee. Donald Trump goes into Super Tuesday with 273, while Haley has accumulated 43.
Alabama, Trump 88, Haley 9, 50 delegates at stake
Alaska, 29 delegates at stake
Arkansas, Trump 76, Haley 19, 40 delegates at stake
California, Trump 75, Haley 21, 169 delegates at stake
California also has a jungle primary to determine who will take the place of the late Dianne Feinstein; the top two vote getters will advance regardless of party. They’ll certainly be Democrats Rep. Adam Schiff and Republican Steve Garvey, and probably not Democratic Rep. Katie Porter.
Colorado, Trump 63, Haley, 33, 37 delegates at stake
Maine, Trump 72, Haley 26, 20 delegates at stake
On Tuesday, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that Maine did not have the authority to keep Trump off of the Republican primary ballot, as its Secretary of State, a Democrat, was attempting to do.
Massachusetts, Trump 61, Haley 36, 40 delegates at stake
Minnesota, Trump 69, Haley 29, 39 delegates at stake
North Carolina, Trump 74, Haley 23, 74 delegates at stake
Republican Mark Robinson won the North Carolina gubernatorial primary.
Oklahoma, Trump 82, Haley 16, 43 delegates at stake
Tennessee, Trump 77, Haley 20, 58 delegates at stake
Texas, Trump 78, Haley 17, 150 delegates at stake
Brandon Hill, a Republican, won the 26th congressional district seat in Texas.
Utah, Trump 58, Haley 41, 40 delegates at stake
Vermont, Haley 50, Trump 46, 17 delegates at stake
Virginia, Trump 63, Haley 35, 48 delegates at stake
Democrat primaries
Breaking: Biden is losing the Democratic caucus in American Samoa to a little-known candidate, Democrat Jason Palmer. Decision Desk HQ made the call after confirming the results with the Democratic Party of American Samoa.
Iowa: President Biden has won the Iowa Democratic presidential caucus. It was a mail-in-only caucus method.
Virginia: Biden has won.
North Carolina: Biden has won.
Vermont: Biden has won.
Oklahoma: Biden has won.
Texas: Biden has won.
