Will these be our final choices? Everything you need to know from the exciting Super Tuesday results

Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton remain on top

The results for Super Tuesday began piling in late last night leaving some presidential candidates hopeful and others less than enthusiastic about their turn outs.

LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - The clear winners from the day's overall votes appear to be Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.

For the Republicans, Trump took over Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Massachusetts, Tennessee, Virginia and Vermont. Leaving Alaska, Texas and Oklahoma to Ted Cruz and Minnesota to Marco Rubio, his first win of the campaign.

The results for Colorado are expected to come in toward the end of March.

"For the candidates who have not yet won a state, who have not racked up significant delegates, I ask for you to prayerfully consider our coming together," stated Cruz during his Texas victory script, urging the rest of the GOP candidates to drop out of the race to allow him to challenge Trump one-on-one.

Trump now holds 316 of the 1,237 needed delegates and Cruz currently holds 226.

"It might be unusual for a presidential candidate to say this," Hillary Clinton expressed during her Super Tuesday speech in Florida, "But I believe that what America needs today is more love and kindness."

Clinton became the Democratic frontrunner once again after winning Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Massachusetts, Virginia, Tennessee and Texas during the big day. Bernie Sanders took the win in Minnesota, Colorado, Oklahoma and his home state, Vermont.

Although Sanders was able to gain enough votes to allow him to continue in the race, Clinton has become the near-certain Democratic nominee, leading with 1,034 of the 2,383 needed Democratic delegates to Sanders' 408, according to the Associated Press' projected count.

"Just five days ago we began to unmask the true nature of the front runner so far in this race. Five days ago, we began to explain to the American people that Donald Trump is a con artist ... And two weeks from tonight right here in Florida we are going to send a message loud and clear," exclaimed Rubio at his Florida rally, showing no signs of dropping the race.

According to NBC News, none of the current candidates appear ready to leave their campaigns. The "losing" candidates went into Super Tuesday with low expectations and have expressed hope in gaining more delegates even if they lose the state itself.

Find the current Super Tuesday results here:
(note: some numbers are subject to slightly change)

Alabama

Donald Trump 43.4 %
Ted Cruz 21.1 %
Marco Rubio 18.7%
Ben Carson 10.2%

Hillary Clinton 77.8%
Bernie Sanders 19.2%

Alaska

Ted Cruz 36.4%
Donald Trump 33.5%
Marco Rubio 15.1%
Ben Carson 10.9%
John Kasich 4.1%

Arkansas

Donald Trump 32.7%
Ted Cruz 30.5%
Marco Rubio 25%
Ben Carson 5.7%
John Kasich 3.7%

Hillary Clinton 66.3%
Bernie Sanders 29.7%

Colorado

Bernie Sanders 58.9%
Hillary Clinton 40.4%

Republican counts to be announced at a later date

Georgia

Donald Trump 38.8 %
Ted Cruz 23.6 %
Marco Rubio 24.5 %
Ben Carson 6.2%
John Kasich 5.6%

Hillary Clinton 71.2%
Bernie Sanders 28.3%

Massachusetts

Donald Trump 49%
John Kasich 18.1%
Marco Rubio 17.9%
Ted Cruz 9.6%
Ben Carson 2.6%

Hillary Clinton 50.2%
Bernie Sanders 48.6%

Minnesota

Marco Rubio 36.8%
Ted Cruz 28.9%
Donald Trump 21.2%
Ben Carson 7.2%
John Kasich 5.8%

Bernie Sander 61.7%
Hillary Clinton 38.3%

Oklahoma

Ted Cruz 34.4%
Donald Trump 28.3%
Marco Rubio 26%
Ben Carson 6.2%
John Kasich 3.6%

Bernie Sanders 51.9%
Hillary Clinton 41.5%

Tennessee

Donald Trump 38.9%
Ted Cruz 24.7%
Marco Rubio 21.2%
Ben Carson 7.6%
John Kasich 5.3%

Hillary Clinton 66.1%
Bernie Sanders 32.4%

Texas

Ted Cruz 43.8%
Donald Trump 26.8%
Marco Rubio 17.7%
John Kasich 4.2%
Ben Carson 4.2%

Hillary Clinton 65.2%
Bernie Sanders 33.2%

Vermont

Donald Trump 32.7%
John Kasich 30.4%
Marco Rubio 19.3%
Ted Cruz 9.7%
Ben Carson 4.2%

Bernie Sanders 86.1%
Hillary Clinton 13.6%

Virgina

Donald Trump 34.7%
Marco Rubio 31.9%
Ted Cruz 16.9%
John Kasich 9.4%
Ben Carson 5.9%

Hillary Clinton 64.3%
Bernie Sanders 35.2%

Delegates Leaderboard

Donald Trump - 316
Ted Cruz - 226
Marco Rubio - 106
John Kasich - 25
Ben Carson - 8

Hillary Clinton - 1,034
Bernie Sanders - 408

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