Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont was projected to win the Democratic caucus in Wyoming on Saturday, with just over half of the counties reporting. The AP called it for Sanders with 56 percent of the vote, and his rival Hillary Clinton at 43 percent.

The state was expected to tip in Sanders’ favor. Right now, Clinton has racked up 1,286 delegates, and 469 super delegates. Sanders is still trailing, with 1,037 delegates and 31 super delegates.