Hil wins 4, Bern win 1, Trump cruised through Tuesday primary wins

There are 6 states that are open primaries left in this Presidential race which means independents and non-affiliated voters can choose whoever from whatever party as President. Those voters have been left out from voting in the states that hold a closed primary because they are not register to any political party. This will be interesting Presidential race come November.

State	Party	Election date	Filing deadline	Election type	Open or closed	Pledged delegates	Unpledged delegates	Total delegates
	Iowa	Democratic	2/1/2016	1/22/2016	Caucuses	Closed	44	8	52
	Iowa	Republican	2/1/2016		Caucuses	Closed	30	0	30
	New Hampshire	Democratic	2/9/2016	11/20/2015	Primary	Closed	24	8	32
	New Hampshire	Republican	2/9/2016	11/20/2015	Primary	Closed	23	0	23
	Nevada	Democratic	2/20/2016	1/1/2016	Caucuses	Closed	35	8	43
	South Carolina	Republican	2/20/2016	9/30/2015	Primary	Open	50	0	50
	Nevada	Republican	2/23/2016	1/9/2016	Caucuses	Closed	30	0	30
	South Carolina	Democratic	2/27/2016	11/16/2015	Primary	Open	53	6	59
	North Dakota	Republican	1/19/2016 – 2/28/2016		Caucuses	Open	0	28	28
	Alabama	Democratic	3/1/2016	11/6/2015	Primary	Closed	53	7	60
	Alabama	Republican	3/1/2016	11/6/2015	Primary	Open	50	0	50
	Alaska	Republican	3/1/2016	1/28/2016	Caucuses	Closed	28	0	28
	American Samoa	Democratic	3/1/2016		Caucuses	Open	6	5	11
	Arkansas	Democratic	3/1/2016	11/9/2015	Primary	Open	32	5	37
	Arkansas	Republican	3/1/2016	11/9/2015	Primary	Open	40	0	40
	Colorado	Democratic	3/1/2016	1/25/2016	Caucuses	Closed	66	12	78
	Colorado	Republican	3/1/2016		Caucuses	Closed	34	3	37
	Georgia	Democratic	3/1/2016	10/29/2015	Primary	Open	102	15	117
	Georgia	Republican	3/1/2016		Primary	Open	76	0	76
	Massachusetts	Democratic	3/1/2016	1/4/2016	Primary	Mixed	91	25	116
	Massachusetts	Republican	3/1/2016	1/4/2016	Primary	Mixed	42	0	42
	Minnesota	Democratic	3/1/2016	1/4/2016	Caucuses	Open	77	16	93
	Minnesota	Republican	3/1/2016		Caucuses	Open	38	0	38
	Oklahoma	Democratic	3/1/2016	12/9/2015	Primary	Mixed	38	4	42
	Oklahoma	Republican	3/1/2016	12/9/2015	Primary	Closed	43	0	43
	Tennessee	Democratic	3/1/2016	12/1/2015	Primary	Open	67	8	75
	Tennessee	Republican	3/1/2016	12/1/2015	Primary	Open	58	0	58
	Texas	Democratic	3/1/2016	12/14/2015	Primary	Open	222	29	251
	Texas	Republican	3/1/2016	12/14/2015	Primary	Open	155	0	155
	Vermont	Democratic	3/1/2016	1/11/2016	Primary	Open	16	10	26
	Vermont	Republican	3/1/2016	1/11/2016	Primary	Open	16	0	16
	Virginia	Democratic	3/1/2016	12/10/2015	Primary	Open	95	14	109
	Virginia	Republican	3/1/2016	12/10/2015	Primary	Open	49	0	49
	Wyoming	Republican	3/1/2016		Caucuses	Closed	26	3	29
	Kansas	Democratic	3/5/2016	3/1/2016	Caucuses	Closed	33	4	37
	Kansas	Republican	3/5/2016	1/20/2016	Caucuses	Closed	40	0	40
	Kentucky	Republican	3/5/2016	1/7/2016	Caucuses	Closed	45	0	45
	Louisiana	Democratic	3/5/2016	12/4/2015	Primary	Closed	51	8	59
	Louisiana	Republican	3/5/2016	12/4/2015	Primary	Closed	47	0	47
	Maine	Republican	3/5/2016	12/15/2015	Caucuses	Closed	23	0	23
	Nebraska	Democratic	3/5/2016	2/1/2016	Caucuses	Closed	25	5	30
	Maine	Democratic	3/6/2016	12/15/2015	Caucuses	Closed	25	5	30
	Puerto Rico	Republican	3/6/2016	1/13/2016	Primary	Open	23	0	23
	Hawaii	Republican	3/8/2016	2/23/2016	Caucuses	Closed	19	0	19
	Idaho	Republican	3/8/2016	12/9/2015	Primary	Closed	32	0	32
	Michigan	Democratic	3/8/2016	12/11/2015	Primary	Open	130	17	147
	Michigan	Republican	3/8/2016	12/11/2015	Primary	Open	59	0	59
	Mississippi	Democratic	3/8/2016	1/15/2016	Primary	Open	36	5	41
	Mississippi	Republican	3/8/2016	1/15/2016	Primary	Open	40	0	40
	Democrats Abroad	Democratic	3/1/2016 – 3/8/2016		Caucuses	N/A	13	4	17
	Virgin Islands	Republican	3/10/2016		Caucuses	Open	6	3	9
	Guam	Republican	3/12/2016		Territorial convention	Closed	0	9	9
	Northern Marianas	Democratic	3/12/2016		Caucuses	Closed	6	5	11
	Washington, D.C.	Republican	3/12/2016	1/4/2016	Caucuses	Closed	19	0	19
	Florida	Democratic	3/15/2016	11/30/2015	Primary	Closed	214	32	246
	Florida	Republican	3/15/2016	11/30/2015	Primary	Closed	99	0	99
	Illinois	Democratic	3/15/2016	1/6/2016	Primary	Open	156	26	182
	Illinois	Republican	3/15/2016	1/6/2016	Primary	Open	69	0	69
	Missouri	Democratic	3/15/2016	12/29/2015	Primary	Open	71	13	84
	Missouri	Republican	3/15/2016	12/29/2015	Primary	Open	52	0	52
	North Carolina	Democratic	3/15/2016	12/21/2015	Primary	Mixed	107	14	121
	North Carolina	Republican	3/15/2016	12/21/2015	Primary	Mixed	72	0	72
	Northern Mariana Islands	Republican	3/15/2016		Caucuses	Closed	9	0	9
	Ohio	Democratic	3/15/2016	12/16/2015	Primary	Open	143	17	160
	Ohio	Republican	3/15/2016	12/16/2015	Primary	Open	66	0	66
	American Samoa	Republican	3/22/2016		Territorial convention	Open	0	9	9
	Arizona	Democratic	3/22/2016	12/14/2015	Primary	Closed	75	10	85
	Arizona	Republican	3/22/2016	12/14/2015	Primary	Closed	58	0	58
	Idaho	Democratic	3/22/2016	2/25/2016	Caucuses	Open	23	4	27
	Utah	Democratic	3/22/2016	2/5/2016	Caucuses	Open	33	4	37
	Utah	Republican	3/22/2016		Caucuses	Closed	40	0	40
	Alaska	Democratic	3/26/2016	1/29/2016	Caucuses	Closed	16	4	20
	Hawaii	Democratic	3/26/2016	1/8/2016	Caucuses	Closed	25	10	35
	Washington	Democratic	3/26/2016	2/26/2016	Caucuses	Open	101	17	118
	Wisconsin	Democratic	4/5/2016	1/26/2016	Primary	Open	86	10	96
	Wisconsin	Republican	4/5/2016	1/26/2016	Primary	Open	42	0	42
	Wyoming	Democratic	4/9/2016	3/10/2016	Caucuses	Closed	14	4	18
	New York	Democratic	4/19/2016	2/4/2016	Primary	Closed	247	44	291
	New York	Republican	4/19/2016	2/4/2016	Primary	Closed	95	0	95
	Connecticut	Democratic	4/26/2016	3/4/2016	Primary	Closed	55	16	71
	Connecticut	Republican	4/26/2016	3/4/2016	Primary	Closed	28	0	28
	Delaware	Democratic	4/26/2016	2/26/2016	Primary	Closed	21	10	31
	Delaware	Republican	4/26/2016	2/26/2016	Primary	Closed	16	0	16
	Maryland	Democratic	4/26/2016	2/3/2016	Primary	Closed	95	23	118
	Maryland	Republican	4/26/2016	2/3/2016	Primary	Closed	38	0	38
	Pennsylvania	Democratic	4/26/2016	2/16/2016	Primary	Closed	189	21	210
	Pennsylvania	Republican	4/26/2016	2/16/2016	Primary	Closed	17	54	71
	Rhode Island	Democratic	4/26/2016	1/23/2016	Primary	Mixed	24	9	33
	Rhode Island	Republican	4/26/2016	1/23/2016	Primary	Mixed	19	0	19
	Indiana	Democratic	5/3/2016	2/5/2016	Primary	Open	83	9	92
	Indiana	Republican	5/3/2016	2/5/2016	Primary	Open	57	0	57
	Guam	Democratic	5/7/2016		Caucuses	Closed	7	5	12
	Nebraska	Republican	5/10/2016	3/11/2016	Primary	Closed	36	0	36
	West Virginia	Democratic	5/10/2016	1/30/2016	Primary	Mixed	29	8	37
	West Virginia	Republican	5/10/2016	1/30/2016	Primary	Mixed	34	0	34
	Kentucky	Democratic	5/17/2016	1/26/2016	Primary	Closed	55	5	60
	Oregon	Democratic	5/17/2016	3/8/2016	Primary	Closed	61	13	74
	Oregon	Republican	5/17/2016	3/8/2016	Primary	Closed	28	0	28
	Washington	Republican	5/24/2016	3/10/2016	Primary	Closed	44	0	44
	Virgin Islands	Democratic	6/4/2016		Caucuses	Open	7	5	12
	Puerto Rico	Democratic	6/5/2016	4/1/2016	Caucuses	Open	60	7	67
	California	Democratic	6/7/2016	3/26/2016	Primary	Mixed	475	73	548
	California	Republican	6/7/2016	3/26/2016	Primary	Open	172	0	172
	Montana	Democratic	6/7/2016	3/14/2016	Primary	Open	21	6	27
	Montana	Republican	6/7/2016	3/14/2016	Primary	Open	27	0	27
	New Jersey	Democratic	6/7/2016	4/4/2016	Primary	Closed	126	16	142
	New Jersey	Republican	6/7/2016	4/4/2016	Primary	Closed	51	0	51
	New Mexico	Democratic	6/7/2016	2/2/2016	Primary	Closed	34	9	43
	New Mexico	Republican	6/7/2016	2/2/2016	Primary	Closed	24	0	24
	North Dakota	Democratic	6/7/2016	5/2/2016	Caucuses	Open	18	5	23
	South Dakota	Democratic	6/7/2016	3/29/2016	Primary	Mixed	20	5	25
	South Dakota	Republican	6/7/2016	3/29/2016	Primary	Closed	29	0	29
	Washington, D.C.	Democratic	6/14/2016	3/16/2016	Primary	Closed	20	26	46

And how is the turnout from the Presidential elections so far? Here is an example of the Democratic race turnout:

You can see that majority of the 11 states in the Democratic race that there is a decline of turnout of voters.

Whereas, here is a sample chart from NBC News of large turnout for GOP voters in which many  of the states voted for Trump:

 

As Sanders said in his statement after his losses to Clinton in Tuesday’s election (Sanders only won Rhode Island which was a mixed primary) that Independent voters will play a major role in November election (especially for both Democratics and Republicans). From Sanders’ statement on his website:

“I am proud that we were able to win a resounding victory tonight in Rhode Island, the one state with an open primary where independents had a say in the outcome. Democrats should recognize that the ticket with the best chance of winning this November must attract support from independents as well as Democrats. I am proud of my campaign’s record in that regard.