Super Tuesday http://www.youtube.com/c/LiveStreamingNews2/live Super Tuesday Donald Trump Victory Speech TRUMP WINS 5 Results Coverage LIVE Donald Trump Victory Speech Politics Breaking News Ted Cruz Super Tuesday Coverage Results Super Tuesday Coverage LIVE Presidential Primary Election April 26 ,2016 CT, DE, MD, PA, RI ALL DAY Where to watch watch Live how to watch Streaming Live Donald Trump sweeps all five states: April 26 primaries live updates, results 1 / 14 William Malater, of Oswego, N.Y., looks at his cell phone as he waits in line for a rally for Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump, Monday, April, 25, 2016, in Wilkes-Barre Township, Pa. (Mark Moran/The Citizens' Voice via AP) MANDATORY CREDIT Douglas Perry | The Oregonian/OregonLive Douglas Perry | The Oregonian/OregonLive By Douglas Perry | The Oregonian/OregonLive Email the author | Follow on Twitter on April 26, 2016 at 5:45 PM, updated April 26, 2016 at 6:01 PM 191 shares Road to the White House Hillary Clinton wins 3 states; Bernie Sanders wins Rhode Island: April 26 primaries results Donald Trump sweeps all five states: April 26 primaries live updates, results Hey, procrastinators: Register to vote by 11:59 p.m. Tuesday... or else you can't Will Elizabeth Warren be Hillary Clinton's veep pick? Progressives breathlessly wait and wonder 1960 presidential run by Oregon's Wayne Morse sparked debate over the people's role in primaries Voters went to the polls in five states on Tuesday, April 26, to choose a presidential nominee. This post will be updated throughout the day with news, analysis, exit polls and results for the Republican contests. For live updates of the Democratic races, follow this link. Update (April 26, 5:45 p.m. PT): Trump stands alone "The whole delegate system is a sham," Donald Trump said earlier today, insisting once again that the Republican primary process is stacked against him. Maybe so, but the real-estate magnate and reality-TV star increasingly looks like he's going to end up where he wants to be anyway: as the GOP's presidential nominee. Trump won five more states on Tuesday, moving closer to the 1,237 delegates he needs for a first-ballot nomination at the national convention in Cleveland. A well-funded anti-Trump movement has been up and running for weeks. Rival candidates Ted Cruz and John Kasich agreed to work together to block Trump. And none of it seems to matter. "The more obstacles they put in his path the stronger he gets," a CNN political analyst pointed out this evening. Trump is feeling confident enough in his position that he is increasingly looking ahead to the general election. In the past week he's directed a fair amount of his fire not at Cruz or Kasich but at presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton. "I call her crooked Hillary because she's crooked and the only thing she's got is the woman card," he said on Fox News. "That's all she's got. ... It's a weak card in her hands. I'd love to see a woman president, but she's the wrong person. She's a disaster." Next up is Indiana on May 3, which Kasich has abandoned to give Cruz a one-on-one shot at the front-runner. Trump looks more than ready for the fight. Update (April 26, 5:40 p.m. PT): Trump wins Rhode Island, Delaware Donald Trump has won the Rhode Island primary, multiple news sources project. Trump has also won the Delaware primary, according to the Associated Press. Final results in all five states will be posted when they're available. Update (April 26, 5:02 p.m. PT): Trump wins big Donald Trump has won the Pennsylvania, Maryland and Connecticut primaries, multiple news sources project. More projections and details to come. Update (April 26, 3:33 p.m. PT): The National Enquirer has it in for Cruz Ted Cruz can't catch a break from the National Enquirer. First the supermarket tabloid "reported" that the Evangelical Christian senator had "five secret mistresses." And now the Enquirer says it has "conclusive evidence" that Cruz's Cuban-born father, Rafael B. Cruz, was hanging out with Lee Harvey Oswald in August of 1963 when Oswald was handing out pro-Castro pamphlets on the street in New Orleans. Oswald, of course, would go on to assassinate President John F. Kennedy in November of that year. Conspiracy theories about the assassination continue to grow and evolve to this day. The Cruz campaign's response to the Enquirer story, writes the Sacramento Bee: "This is another garbage story in a tabloid full of garbage." Rafael Cruz acknowledged in his recently published memoir that he was a Castro supporter until the Cuban revolutionary leader embraced Marxism. The "evidence" the Enquirer cites that it is the elder Cruz with Oswald in New Orleans is, needless to say, dubious. Watch video of Oswald handing out pamphlets: