March 15 was a big day for US presidential race and especially for Republican side. Two of the candidates, Marco Rubio and John Kasich had votes in their home state, Florida and Ohio, where latter is the governor.

In both the camps, front runners have once again emerged as clear victors increasing their leads in the race.

Republican side 

• Front runner Donald trump won big in Marco Rubio’s home state Florida and grabbed all 99 available delegates.
• Trump is again leading in Illinois and grabbed 24 candidates so far, Result on other 45 yet to be declared. He won 38.9% of the votes, followed by 30.3% Ted Cruz.
• Missouri is yet to be declared but Trump is leading marginally with 40.8% of the votes, just ahead of Ted Cruz’s 40.6%
• Mr. Trump won again in North Carolina, grabbed 29 of the 72 delegates so far. Ted Cruz is having 26, John Kasich 9 and Marco Rubio 5.
• John Kasich has won his home state, Ohio, grabbing all 66 delegates with 46.8% of the votes. Donald Trump was distant next with 35.7% of the votes.

Democratic side 

• In Florida, Front runner Hilary Clinton 124 of the 214 delegates, while Sanders got 60. 10 yet to be decided.
• Clinton won in Illinois and grabbed 66 delegates, while Sanders grabbled 64. 26 yet to be declared.
• Missouri not called yet but Hilary leading with 49.6% of the votes to 49.4%.
• Clinton has again won in North Carolina, grabbing 59 candidates while Bernie got 42. 6 yet to be decided.
• Clinton got 75 delegates in Ohio and Sanders 54. 14 yet to be declared.

So it seems, Clinton has won in all five states in democratic primary, while Donald Trump has won 3 so far, likely to win another and John Kasich secured win in home state.

With disappointing performance Marco Rubi has quit the race.