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Last night was another set of important primary elections and the results showed that the race is far from over.

Hillary Clinton proved she could win northern industrial states and Donald Trump dealt the final blow to the Marco Rubio campaign by winning Florida. But John Kaisich stopped Trump's primary steamroller in Ohio, keeping the prospect of a contested Republican convention alive.

MPR News guest host Luke Burbank analyzed the results of Tuesday's primary voting with Michael Fauntroy, associate professor of political science at Howard University, Dante Chinni, director of the American Communities Project at American University and Politico reporter Daniel Lippman. The group also looked ahead to what's next for the parties and the candidates who remain standing.