According to unofficial results, Clinton won 84.2 percent of the vote, while Bernie Sanders earned 12.2 percent.
Election 2016
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Trump University students seeking knowledge, wealth got sales pitch instead
An examination of documents allege high-pressure sales techniques used on ‘students.’
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Bashing ‘Mexican’ judge, Trump again defies political norms
Condemnations have been swift and cutting, as Republican leaders scramble to protect their party against charges that their presumptive presidential nominee is engaging in a racist attack against a sitting judge.
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Clinton could clinch Democratic nomination today
Primaries in the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico have an unlikely shot at deciding the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Elizabeth Warren blasts Trump at convention, calls him a fraud
The Massachusetts Democrat uses her speech to zero in on Trump University.
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Beyond California, Sanders signaling post-primary future
Though unlikely, a win here could embolden him to lobby pro-Clinton superdelegates.
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Trump business partner has family ties to alleged Iran money laundering
The camp’s vetting skills are important as the presumptive Republican presidential nominee turns to selecting a running mate.
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Trump comment about ‘Mexican’ judge has Ryan backpedaling
The House speaker disagrees with the candidate’s statement about a judge of Mexican descent being unfit to hear cases against Trump University.
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Sanders’ campaign proves to be adventure, from Broadway to Rome
After years as a relatively obscure senator from a small state, he is embracing his newfound fame while keeping up an active campaign schedule.
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Protesters punch, throw eggs at Trump supporters at San Jose rally
Police kept their distance from the crowd as the scuffles played out, but prevented them from getting any closer to the convention center.