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COLUMBIA Cheap Vitolo Jersey , S.C. — The Latest on the 2016 presidential election and two crucial contests Saturday: South Carolina's Republican primary and Nevada's Democratic caucuses (all times are Eastern Standard Time):


5:50 p.m.


Bernie Sanders is conceding the race in Nevada in a phone call with Hillary Clinton.


The Vermont senators said in a statement Saturday that he congratulated Clinton on her victory. He says he's proud of his campaign and expects to leave Nevada with a "solid share of the delegates."

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Sanders is touting his campaign's work to bring working people and young voters into the process. He says he believes his campaign has "the wind at ours backs" heading to the Super Tuesday contests.


Sanders is thanking Nevadans for their support.


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5:45 p.m.


Hillary Clinton's aides cast her victory in Nevada's Democratic caucuses as a sign that her new focus on increasing opportunities for minorities and poorer Americas — what her team calls her "breaking barriers" agenda — was resonating.


As the race has turned to primary contests in states with more diverse Democratic electorates, Clinton has increasingly decried the issue of "systemic racism" and highlighted her plans to combat the problem.


She started the week with a policy address in Harlem focused squarely on issues impacting the African-American community. In Nevada, she's worked to woo Latino voters with promises to tackle immigration reform in the first 100 days of her administration, should she win the White House.


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5:35 p.m.


Hillary Clinton's win in Nevada means she will pick up most of the state's delegates.


With 35 at stake, Clinton will gain at least 18. Sanders will pick up at least 14. Three delegates remain to be allocated, based on votes in the congressional districts.


The results of the caucus are the first step in determining delegates who are expected to support candidates at the national convention.


To date Cheap Sergio Escudero Jersey , Clinton remains far ahead in the overall delegate count due to early endorsements from superdelegates, or party leaders who can support the candidate of their choice, no matter whom voters back in primaries and caucuses.


Including superdelegates, Clinton now has at least 501 delegates and Sanders at least 69.


It takes 2,383 delegates to win the nomination.


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5:25 p.m.


As a small gathering of Nevada supporters waited for her appearance in a Caesar's Palace ballroom, Hillary Clinton took to Twitter to say thanks.


"To everyone who turned out in every corner of Nevada with determination and heart: This is your win Cheap Sebastian Cristoforo Jersey ," she wrote.


Back at her Brooklyn headquarters, aides cheered as she was announced the winner. Her campaign manager, Robby Mook, ran her 2008 effort in the state, giving the contest special significance for some of the staff.


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5:15 p.m.


Hillary Clinton has won the Nevada Democratic caucuses, rebounding after a second-place finish to Bernie Sanders in New Hampshire.


The victory for the former secretary of state over the Vermont senator gives her two wins to one in the race for the Democratic nomination.


Clinton eked out a win in the Iowa caucuses before Sanders posted an overwhelming victory in New Hampshire's primary.


Surveys of caucus-goers taken as they entered caucus sites showed that older women turned out in force to support Clinton Cheap Nicolas Pareja Jersey , pushing her to victory despite her continued struggles to attract young women.


The competition heads next to South Carolina, which holds its Democratic primary next Saturday.


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4:30 p.m.


South Carolina polls close in a few hours, but for Republican presidential candidate Marco Rubio it's never too late to pick up another endorsement.


The latest is Rep. Joe Wilson, the South Carolina congressman who gained national attention in 2009 when he yelled "You lie!" at President Barack during the chief executive's first annual address to Congress.


Wilson told The Post and Courier newspaper of Charleston on Saturday that he cast his ballot for Rubio. Wilson praised Rubio's positions on national defense and said the Florida senator can "bring positive change" to Washington.