THE SEAN HANNITY SHOW

Delegate Totals: Here's Where Each Candidate Stands Donald Trump racked up a healthy number of GOP delegates on Super Tuesday. The real estate mogul solidified his frontrunner status, and retains the momentum headed into winner-take-all states including Florida, Illinois, and Ohio. Trump has a total of 316 delegates, just over a quarter of the 1,237 delegates needed to take the nomination when the GOP meets for its 2016 convention in July. CHART: Where each candidate stands Texas Senator Ted Cruz and Florida Senator Marco Rubio trail Trump, but remain competitive with with 223 and 106 delegates respectively. Hillary Insults a Young African American Voter Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton is on her way to her parties presidential nomination, in part because of her popularity with the African American community. However, the former Secretary of State continues to draw fire from democratic critics for a perceived insensitivity toward the black community. WATCH: Hillary to Voter: "Why Don't You Go Run for Something?" While campaigning in Minnesota, Clinton came face-to-face with one such critic. The unidentified Somali-American confronted Clinton over past racial remarks, including calling gang-members "super-predators" during a speech she gave in the 1990's. "You know what, dear? You have a different opinion," Clinton told the young woman, adding, "Well, why don't you go run for something, then?"