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Donald Trump Has Enough Delegates For The Nomination

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Donald Trump has reached the magic number of 1,237 delegates needed to secure the Republican nomination, according to The Associated Press.

Though he was the presumptive nominee after the withdrawal of his last opponents, Texas Sen. Ted Cruz and Ohio Gov. John Kasich, in early May, Trump was still short of the confirming delegate count until Thursday.

The final push over the finish line comes from a number of unbound delegates who told the AP on Thursday morning that they would cast their votes for Trump at the Republican National Convention in July, giving him a final count of 1,238. Trump has so far won 32 states and territories.

Despite Trump's presumed victory, there are still five Republican contests to be held. Four of them will be on June 7, when Montana, New Jersey, New Mexico, and heavy hitter, California, will hold their primaries.

Ahead, catch up on the outcomes from contests held so far. And be sure to check back to see how things continue to unfold.

Results for the Democratic primaries can be found here. You can check out Refinery29’s Vote Your Values page to find out more about how the candidates and their issues are viewed this election cycle.

Editor's note: This post is being updated with information about additional primary and caucus results as they become available. It was originally published on March 1, 2016.

Delegate Count

Donald Trump: 1,238

(Source: The Associated Press)

John Kasich: 153 (suspended campaign)

Ted Cruz: 546 (suspended campaign)

Marco Rubio: 171 (suspended campaign)

Needed to secure the nomination: 1,237

(Source: The New York Times)

Photo (Trump): Ethan Miller/Getty Images.
Photo (Cruz): Michael Ciaglo-Pool/Getty Images.
Photo (Rubio): David Paul Morris/Bloomberg via Getty Images.
Photo (Kasich): Sean Rayford/Getty Images.

Washington Primary

Date: May 24

Winner: Donald Trump

(Source: The Associated Press)

Oregon Primary

Date: May 17

Winner: Donald Trump

(Source: The Associated Press)

Nebraska Primary

Date: May 10

Winner: Donald Trump

(Source: The Associated Press)

West Virginia Primary

Date: May 10

Winner: Donald Trump

(Source: The Associated Press)

Indiana Primary

Date: May 3

Winner: Donald Trump

(Source: The Associated Press)

Delaware Primary

Date: April 26

Winner: Donald Trump

(Source: The Associated Press)

Rhode Island Primary

Date: April 26

Winner: Donald Trump

(Source: The Associated Press)

Maryland Primary

Date: April 26

Winner: Donald Trump

(Source: The Associated Press)

Connecticut Primary

Date: April 26

Winner: Donald Trump

(Source: The Associated Press)

Pennsylvania Primary

Date: April 26

Winner: Donald Trump

(Source: The Associated Press)

New York Primary

Date: April 19

Winner: Donald Trump

(Source: The Associated Press)

Wisconsin Primary

Date: April 5

Winner: Ted Cruz

(Source: The Associated Press)

Utah Caucus

Date: March 22

Winner: Ted Cruz

(Source: The Associated Press)

Arizona Primary

Date: March 22

Winner: Donald Trump

(Source: The Associated Press)

Illinois Primary

Date: March 15

Winner: Donald Trump

(Source: The Associated Press)

North Carolina Primary

Date: March 15

Winner: Donald Trump

(Source: The Associated Press)

Ohio Primary

Date: March 15

Winner: John Kasich

(Source: The Associated Press)

Florida Primary

Date: March 15

Winner: Donald Trump

(Source: The Associated Press)

District of Columbia Caucus

Date: March 12

Winner: Marco Rubio

(Source: NY Times)

Wyoming Primary

Date: March 12

Winner: Ted Cruz

(Source: NY Times)

Hawaii Caucus

Date: March 8

Winner: Donald Trump

(Source: The Associated Press)

Idaho Primary

Date: March 8

Winner: Ted Cruz

(Source: The Associated Press)

Michigan Primary

Date: March 8

Winner: Donald Trump

(Source: The Associated Press)

Mississippi Primary

Date: March 8

Winner: Donald Trump

(Source: The Associated Press)

Puerto Rico Primary

Date: March 6

Winner: Marco Rubio

(Source: The Associated Press)

Kentucky Caucus

Date: March 5

Winner: Donald Trump

(Source: The Associated Press)

Louisiana Primary

Date: March 5

Winner: Donald Trump

(Source: The Associated Press)

Maine Caucus

Date: March 5

Winner: Ted Cruz

(Source: Maine Republican Party/The Associated Press)

Kansas Caucus

Date: March 5

Winner: Ted Cruz

(Source: The Associated Press)

Alaska Caucus

Date: March 1

Winner: Ted Cruz

(Source: The Associated Press)

Vermont Primary

Date: March 1

Winner: Donald Trump

(Source: The Associated Press )

Minnesota Caucus

Date: March 1

Winner: Marco Rubio

(Source: The Associated Press )

Arkansas Primary

Date: March 1

Winner: Donald Trump

(Source: The Associated Press )

Photo: Ethan Miller/Getty Images.

Oklahoma Primary

Date: March 1

Winner: Ted Cruz

(Source: The Associated Press)

Photo: Michael Ciaglo-Pool/Getty Images

Texas Primary

Date: March 1

Winner: Ted Cruz

(Source: The Associated Press)

Photo: Michael Ciaglo-Pool/Getty Images

Virginia Primary

Date: March 1

Winner: Donald Trump

(Source: The Associated Press )

Photo: Ethan Miller/Getty Images.

Tennessee Primary

Date: March 1

Winner: Donald Trump

(Source: The Associated Press)

Photo: Ethan Miller/Getty Images.

Massachusetts Primary

Date: March 1

Winner: Donald Trump

(Source: The Associated Press)

Photo: Ethan Miller/Getty Images.

Alabama Primary

Date: March 1

Winner: Donald Trump

(Source: The Associated Press)

Photo: Ethan Miller/Getty Images.

Georgia Primary

Date: March 1

Winner: Donald Trump

(Source: The Associated Press)

Photo: Ethan Miller/Getty Images.

Nevada Caucus

Date: February 23

Winner: Donald Trump (45.9%)

Photo: Ethan Miller/Getty Images.

South Carolina Primary

Date: February 20

Winner: Donald Trump (32.5%)

Photo: Ethan Miller/Getty Images.

New Hampshire Primary

Date: February 8

Winner: Donald Trump (35.3%)

Photo: Ethan Miller/Getty Images.

Iowa Caucus

Date: February 1

Winner: Ted Cruz (27.6%)

Photo: Michael Ciaglo-Pool/Getty Images

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