HAWAII RESULTS Democrats 100% of precincts reporting Gore 82% Bradley 18% Percentages will not necessarily add to 100. WHAT'S NEXT On Tuesday, March 14, six southern and midwestern states, Florida, Louisana, Mississippi, Oklahoma, Tennessee and Texas, hold both Democratic and Republican primaries. [ Full schedule ]

HONOLULU -- Vice President Al Gore collected 12 Hawaii delegate votes at the Democratic Party convention this summer while former presidential candidate Bill Bradley picked up two during party caucuses last week, state party leaders said Monday.

A presidential preference poll was used to apportion 14 of the state's 33 Democratic delegates.

The rest will be chosen by their political office or selected later by party leaders, who will apportion them to the candidate of their choice. All are expected to go to Gore.

In the "Super Tuesday" contest, Gore won 1,080 votes and Bradley got 235 votes.

Delays in getting information from neighboring islands delayed the party's final report.