Mississippi and Washington Hold Presidential Primaries, Mississippi Also Hosts Senate Primary

Polls close in Mississippi at 8:00 PM ET and in Washington at 11:00 PM ET, with a significant number of delegates at stake.

Republicans and Democrats vie for 40 and 35 delegates in Mississippi, respectively, with an estimated 375,000 votes expected.
In Washington, Republicans and Democrats compete for 43 and 92 delegates, respectively, with around 700,000 votes anticipated.
Mississippi also conducts a Senate primary, with both parties' polls closing at 8:00 PM ET and an estimated 375,000 votes expected.
The expected vote counts are based on several factors, including early voting and information from county election officials.
The National Election Pool (NEP) provides the source data, aiming to offer real-time updates as votes are counted.