Overview
- President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump both won their respective party primaries in Louisiana, each garnering at least 87% of the vote.
- The victories in Louisiana come as no surprise, with both Biden and Trump having already reached the delegate thresholds necessary for their nominations.
- Missouri also held its Democratic primary, with results expected soon, while the GOP had previously conducted caucuses on March 2.
- Upcoming primaries in North Dakota and five other states on April 2 will further solidify the candidates' positions ahead of the general election.
- Despite their victories, both candidates face internal dissent within their parties, highlighting challenges as they prepare for the general election.