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Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and businessman Donald Trump came out ahead on Super Tuesday each gaining wins in seven states.

Texas Senator Ted Cruz added three states to his tally and his fellow Republican Senator Marco Rubio walked away with one. Democratic Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders earned victories in three.

, Associate Professor of Political Science at Marquette University in Wisconsin and blogger at Mischiefs of Faction, andSamara Klar, Assistant Professor of Political Science at the University of Arizona and co-author of the book Independent Politics, about the path ahead for Super Tuesday. 

MPR News with Kerri Miller

Super Tuesday results are in. MPR News Host Kerri Miller spoke with two political scientists about the strong victories for Trump and Clinton, how the 1,500 delegates will be divided and the narrowing paths forward for their opponents

The Super Tuesday results are in and MPR News host Kerri Miller wanted to know how the 1,500 delegates will be divided and if the strong victories for Trump and Clinton are narrowing the paths for their opponents. She invited on political science professors Julia Azari and Samara Klar to discuss. 3/2/16

What do the Super Tuesday results mean?

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