Cruz got 1 delegate from Guam that was pledged. The remainder are unpledged.
Bottom line? Trump got exactly ONE delegate out of Wyoming, DC and Guam combined.
Ted Cruz won Wyoming by the biggest margin of any GOP primary this year.
Wyoming has a total of 26 delegates, out of which only 11-have been allocated, with Cruz getting 9 of them. Expect Cruz(with over 66% of the vote) to gobble up almost all the remaining 15 delegates at the state convention in Casper in mid-April.
Similar thing in Guam. Expect Cruz to sweep up the rest of the delegates as well. Pencil in an expected altogether 20 extra delegates for Cruz.
A in all it wasn't a very good day for Trump though.
Note, I never mentioned Trump in any of this.
The analysis is similar for Trump if he loses FL and OH. The 80-90 delegate lead helps, but if he loses both of those states, his path to a clean nomination is also limited.
Losing OH itself may cause a number of problems for him to get a clear path to the nomination no matter how favorable the maps look for him as well.