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Voters go to the polls today for 2024 primaries in Georgia, Mississippi, Washington state, and Hawaii. Here's what to expect.

Georgia: Fifty-nine delegates are up for grabs in the Republican primary, with 108 delegates at stake in the Democratic primary. Georgia is expected to be a battleground state in the November presidential election.

Mississippi: Thirty-five delegates are at stake in the Republican primary, with 40 delegates in the Democratic primary. A recent poll by RealClearPoltiics shows President Joe Biden trails former President Donald Trump by 4 percentage points in this conservative Southern state.

Washington State: Forty-three delegates are up for grabs in the Republican primary, with 92 in the Democratic primary. A judge ruled in January that Trump could remain on Washington State's Republican presidential primary ballot. Biden easily beat Trump in the state in 2020, and leads him in recent polling.

Hawaii: Nineteen Republican delegates are at stake here, and Biden won the island's Democratic caucus on March 6. Trump lost Hawaii by almost 30 percentage points to Biden in 2020 in this solid blue state.

How the Media Covered it: The primary races are being heavily covered across the political spectrum, with many noting that both Trump and Biden could clinch their party's nomination today. Trump currently has 1,078 delegates of the 1,215 needed for the Republican nomination; Biden has 1,866 of the 1,968 delegates he needs for the Democratic nomination.

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President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump are set to reach the thresholds to become their parties’ presumptive presidential nominees after Tuesday night election results roll in.

One week after Super Tuesday, voters in Georgia, Hawaii, Mississippi, and Washington state will head to the polls on Tuesday, along with Democrats in the Northern Mariana Islands and Democrats abroad.

U.S. President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump could each net enough delegates in the next round of nominating contests on Tuesday to clinch their parties' nominations.

In the Republican race, 161 delegates are up for grabs across the four states holding contests: Georgia, Hawaii, Mississippi and Washington. Trump, the sole remaining Republican candidate, already has secured 1,076 delegates and needs at least 1,215 to win the party’s nomination.

Former President Donald Trump may be able to clinch the Republican presidential nomination on Tuesday, after results are in from the four GOP voting contests taking place in Georgia, Washington, Mississippi and Hawaii. 

Georgia, Mississippi and Washington are all holding primaries, while Hawaii is holding caucuses.

Trump's remaining major rival, former United Nations Ambassador Gov. Nikki Haley, dropped her White House bid after the Super Tuesday primaries.