WASHINGTON (AP) - Hillary Clinton has sprinted to an early delegate lead on Super Tuesday.
Her victories in Georgia and Virginia are giving her an early advantage over Bernie Sanders, who won big in his home state of Vermont.
At stake in those three states are 213 delegates.
She is assured of at least 108, while Sanders will receive at least 57. Forty-eight remain to be allocated in those three states.
In all, 865 delegates are up for grabs in 11 states and American Samoa on Super Tuesday.
Going into Super Tuesday, Clinton held a 26-delegate advantage based on wins from primaries and caucuses.
