Hillary Clinton just won the Democratic caucus in Guam

Hillary Clinton won the Democratic presidential caucus in Guam on Saturday with about 60 percent support to Bernie Sanders' 40 percent, Politico reports. Overall, the Democratic frontrunner leads the Vermont senator by roughly 300 pledged delegates.

Neither candidate visited the Western Pacific island, which has just seven delegates up for grabs, on the campaign trail. Both, however, purchased advertisements to air in Guam.

Next up for Clinton and Sanders is Tuesday's West Virginia primary, where a recent poll shows Sanders has a slight lead within the margin of error.

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