New Yorkers are voting in Republican and Democratic presidential primaries Tuesday.
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New York is a "closed" primary, which means only registered Democrats can vote in Tuesday's Democratic primary. And only registered Republicans can vote in the GOP contest.
There are 3.2 million voters in New York who have registered with no party or a minor one. They will not be able to vote in Tuesday's Democratic or Republican contests.
by NBC//Marist on April 14 shows Hillary Clinton with a 17-point lead over Sanders, 57-40.
by NBC//Marist on April 16 shows Donald Trump with a 29-point lead over nearest rival John Kasich and a 38-point lead over Ted Cruz. Results showed Trump favored by 54 percent, over Kasich, with 25 percent, and Cruz with 16 percent.
Primaries are being held April 26 in Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, Rhode Island and Pennsylvania.
July 25-28 in Philadelphia at the Wells Fargo Center
July 18-21 in Cleveland, Ohio, at the Quicken Loans Arena
Nov. 8