UPDATE: Trump Wins Virginia; Rubio and Cruz Battle For Third

UPDATE: Trump has been declared the winner in Virginia.

All 49 Virginia delegates will be allocated proportionally based on statewide result:
Trump 17
Rubio 14
Cruz 7
Kasich 3
Carson 2

— Tim Alberta (@TimAlberta) March 2, 2016

Polls in Virginia are closed and the primary in the Commonwealth is too close to call as Donald Trump and Senator Marco Rubio battle for first. 

NBC News: Virginia GOP Primary Too Close to Call. Based on early exit polls, Trump and Rubio are vying for first.

— Jesse Rodriguez (@JesseRodriguez) March 2, 2016

CNN exit poll in Virginia: ?Trump 34, Rubio 31

— Jacob Kornbluh (@jacobkornbluh) March 2, 2016

Two precincts reporting in Va-10 (Loudoun): Rubio w 73% of the vote there. https://t.co/GMvG5PZ4pd

— Josh Kraushaar (@HotlineJosh) March 2, 2016

Trump beat Cruz by 20% among Evangelicals in Virginia.

— Joe Weisenthal (@TheStalwart) March 2, 2016

And remember, in VA, the last precincts to report are always in NoVA, which tonight means a late Rubio surge as the count gets closer to end

— Chuck Todd (@chucktodd) March 2, 2016

Rubio winning VA-7 36-30 with 30% reporting.

— #NeverTrump (@PatrickRuffini) March 2, 2016

look at that Virginia map, courtesy of the NYT - purple is Rubio, red is Trumphttps://t.co/hGASZi8ql9 pic.twitter.com/J1onbNpcwQ

— Jon Ward (@jonward11) March 2, 2016

Going into tonight's primary, Donald Trump has been leading Rubio and Cruz in the polls.

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