Donald Trump speaks at his campaign event Tuesday night after being called the winner of New York's Republican primary.
Donald Trump waves as he stands with his wife, Melania Trump, before speaking at his primary night campaign event in New York City.
Donald Trump arrives to speak at his New York primary night campaign event.
Members of the media await the arrival of Donald Trump at a New York primary night event Tuesday after Trump's win.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump fills out paperwork at his polling place Tuesday in New York.
Hillary Clinton celebrates after winning the New York primary Tuesday.
Supporters of Hillary Clinton snap cellphone pictures of her as she enters a victory party after winning the New York primary Tuesday.
Three supporters of Hillary Clinton cheer Tuesday at her New York primary campaign headquarters.
Hillary Clinton signs autographs after voting Tuesday at the Grafflin Elementary School in Chappaqua, N.Y.
Supporters of Hillary Clinton celebrate at her New York primary campaign headquarters Tuesday.
Poll worker Tahmina Banu, left, helps Edmund and Isabel Cruz sign in to vote Tuesday in the Flushing neighborhood of Queens, N.Y. Banu is originally from Bangladesh.
People enter and exit the Utica Armory to vote in the New York presidential primaries Tuesday.
People wait in line for the Utica Armory to open to cast their vote in the New York presidential primaries on Tuesday in Utica, N.Y.
Supporters cheer as Bernie Sanders arrives at a campaign rally Tuesday at Penn State University. Despite Tuesday's loss to Hillary Clinton in New York, he said, "we are going to fight this out until the end of the process."
Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., greets pedestrians as he takes a walk Tuesday in New York's Times Square.
Ted Cruz speaks during a campaign stop Tuesday in Philadelphia. Bracing for a tough showing against Donald Trump in New York, he left the state long before the polls closed.
Ted Cruz speaks at a campaign stop Tuesday in Philadelphia. He left New York well before the polls closed there, expecting to lose to Donald Trump.
Republican John Kasich speaks after being handed a pair of boxing gloves during a campaign stop Tuesday in Annapolis, Md.
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