US race 2016: Clinton and Sanders in Wyoming gatherings

Mrs Clinton was campaigning in New York state on Friday

Law based assignment rivals Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders are battling their most recent duel in Wyoming, the US state with the least delegates.

The state's assemblies have opened to choose only 14 delegates, with a further four picked at a state tradition one month from now.

Mrs Clinton stays a long ways ahead in general notwithstanding late wins for her adversary.

In the Republican race, Ted Cruz is tipped to get further delegates at the gathering's Colorado tradition.

In state gatherings which finished on Friday, Mr Cruz won 21 representatives to only two for Donald Trump, who still has an agreeable lead in the general selection race for the Republicans.

On Saturday, a further 13 agents are in question at the Colorado Republican Convention.