2020 Michigan primary election results
In Michigan, there are 125 Democratic and 73 Republican delegates at stake.
Former Vice President Joe Biden is the projected winner of the Michigan Democratic primary, based on an ABC News analysis of the vote so far. The Great Lake State is a big prize for the Democrats, with 125 Democratic delegates up for grabs. There are also 73 Republican pledged delegates at stake.
The polls opened at 7 a.m. and closed at 8 p.m. in the state's two time zones, EDT and CDT.
State Significance
Michigan is an open primary state, which means that voters are not required to register with a party to vote in a primary, but may only choose one party's ballot.
Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders won Michigan with 49.8% to former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s 48.3% in 2016.
Clinton had a sizable lead in Detroit and its surrounding areas, including Flint and Wayne County, beating Sanders with 22 points.
Sanders won Ann Arbor, where then-GOP candidate John Kasich, won on the Republican side.