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| Wisconsin primary live: Can Bernie Sanders and Ted Cruz gain steam against their opponents? | Wisconsin primary live: Can Bernie Sanders and Ted Cruz gain steam against their opponents? |
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| Citizens of Wisconsin are currently voting in the state's primary. Ted Cruz and Bernie Sanders each hold slight leads in the polls against their respective party's front-runners. | |
| • Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker endorses Cruz for president | • Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker endorses Cruz for president |
| • Trump outlines plan to force Mexico into paying for border wall | • Trump outlines plan to force Mexico into paying for border wall |
| There are 42 delegates up for grabs on the Republican side. Donald Trump enters the contest with 727 out of 1,237 delegates needed to win the Republican nomination. Cruz trails with 475 delegates while John Kasich is hanging on for dear life with 143 delegates. | There are 42 delegates up for grabs on the Republican side. Donald Trump enters the contest with 727 out of 1,237 delegates needed to win the Republican nomination. Cruz trails with 475 delegates while John Kasich is hanging on for dear life with 143 delegates. |
| For the Democrats, there are 86 delegates at stake. Hillary Clinton leads with 1,712 delegates compared to Sanders' 1,011 delegate count. | For the Democrats, there are 86 delegates at stake. Hillary Clinton leads with 1,712 delegates compared to Sanders' 1,011 delegate count. |