Clinton and Trump win latest rounds in Presidential race
Billionaire Donald Trump has won the Republican primary in South Carolina with nearly 33% of the vote.
The race for second between Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio was extremely close to call.
Jeb Bush pulled out of the race after a disappointing contest where he came third from last with only John Kasich and Ben Carson pulling in less votes.
An extract from Donald Trump's victory speech in South Carolina.
The top three results from the South Carolina primary, with 98.8% of the votes counted, are below:
Meanwhile Hillary Clinton narrowly won the Democratic Nevada caucuses on Saturday, beating back a stronger-than-expected challenge from her rival for the Presidential nomination Bernie Sanders.
Clinton was leading with 52.2% of the vote to Sanders' 47.8% with 65% of the precincts reporting.
Television networks Fox News and MSNBC projected Clinton would win, however vote counting was delayed in Nevada by heavy turnout.
Hillary Clinton's narrow margin of victory in a state where she was once expected to win by double digits suggested the Democratic nominating race could be long and hard-fought, with Bernie Sanders performing strongly in a state with a heavy minority population.
After routing Clinton in New Hampshire and finishing a strong second in Iowa - states with nearly all-white populations - Nevada gave Sanders his first chance to prove he can win over black and Hispanic voters and compete nationally as the race moves to states with more diverse populations.