Bernie Sanders wins Maine caucuses, NBC News projects

Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders wins the Maine caucuses, NBC News projects.

This is the latest caucus state Sanders has won in the Democratic presidential nominating process. He also won two caucuses Saturday - Nebraska and Kansas. Sanders will win 15 of Maine's 30 delegates, while Clinton will be awarded eight, according to allocation estimates by NBC News. Including super delegates, the statewide totals are 16 for Sanders, who has the support of one super delegate, and 11 for Clinton, who has the support of three super delegates.

SEE MORE: Sanders snaps at Clinton in heated debate moment

Clinton, however, continues to dominate the delegate count. Of the 2,383 delegates needed, Clinton has obtained 1092 delegates, including super delegates, while Sanders has obtained 477 through Saturday, according to NBC News.

"With another double-digit victory, we have now won by wide margins in states from New England to the Rocky Mountains and from the Midwest to the Great Plains," Sanders said in a statement. "This weekend alone we won in Maine, Kansas and Nebraska. The pundits might not like it but the people are making history. We now have the momentum to go all the way to the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia."

10 facts you should know about Bernie Sanders:

More from NBC News:
Seven Lead-Poisoned Families to File Flint Class Action
Jimmy Carter Tells Church He's Ending Cancer Treatments
Another Possible MH370 Part Found on Reunion Island