TV networks called the Indiana primary for Donald Trump immediately after polls closed Tuesday night.

With his victory in Indiana, Trump would need to lose primaries in Nebraska, South Dakota, Montana, and California to fall short of a majority of delegates. No public polls have been conducted in the first three states, but Trump has a big lead in California, where he now has an 89 percent chance of victory according to FiveThirtyEight.com’s “polls-plus” forecast and a 97 percent chance of winning according to the website’s “polls-only” forecast.

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