Hey there, it's the NPR Politics Podcast.

I'm Scott Detro, Campaign Reporter, and we've got a quick episode for you today with some

of the results of Tuesday night's voting in Arizona, Idaho, and Utah.

We hear myself along with political editor, Dominico Montenoro.

We didn't know everything at the time we recorded this around midnight, but we had enough

to give you some key takeaways, particularly on Arizona, the biggest prize of the night,

for Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump both won.

Of course, it's been a busy news week already with the President's script, Cuba, and the

terrorist attacks in Brussels.

We'll talk more about those events in a roundup at the end of the week.

Okay, here's Dominico and me, Tuesday night.

So, Dominico, we're here in the studio after midnight.

What do we know at this point in time?

Where all the excitement happens through midnight here in the podcast studio.

What we know is that it was a big night for the frontrunners, the clear frontrunners,

Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump both won Arizona, and that's a pretty big deal and a blow

to the Bernie Sanders campaign on the Democratic side because the Sanders campaign had put Bernie

Sanders into Arizona the night of March 15th.

That Tuesday night to say, look, the next six weeks are going to be big for Bernie Sanders.

There's going to be a win streak and that that's where the potential winning streak could

start.

Now, with Idaho, you expect Bernie Sanders to do pretty well.

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