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Trump wins North Dakota caucus ahead of Super Tuesday vote

Published 03/04/2024, 09:39 PM
Updated 03/04/2024, 09:41 PM
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By Tim Reid

(Reuters) - Donald Trump won the North Dakota Republican presidential caucuses on Monday, according to a projection by Edison Research, ahead of a slew of contests known as Super Tuesday when he is expected to further strengthen his grip on the party's presidential nomination.

In North Dakota former President Trump easily defeated Nikki Haley, his last remaining rival for the Republican presidential nomination. Trump is expected to dominate Tuesday's elections, when 15 states and one U.S. territory vote in the biggest day in the primary calendar.

Former U.N. ambassador Haley won her first nominating contest on Sunday, the Washington, D.C., primary, but has no clear path to the nomination in a primary season where Trump has won the first eight contests and is expected to carry almost all the remaining races going forward.

Trump is focused on a likely general election rematch in November with U.S. President Joe Biden, a Democrat.

Latest comments

North Dakota caucus - so that's like what, two dozen people voting?
Crazy,with all the info you have on national politics.it is what politicians say that matters more than facts that voters can research and discover and find facts.it seems like party means more than country,truthness,character which increases odds of getting better politicians that will do what’s best regardless of party affiliation
I believe they even have a party name. Democrats
 that's not what Rupert Murdoch testified, he admited that, under oath, if FoxNews told its viewers the truth about the Orange Messiah they would just switch to another network, but of course Rupert Murdoch is just another woke liberal so what does he knows.....
Halfbright, Ken Goth and Trish are drinking heavily from the TDS flask.
54% of US adults have a literacy below sixth-grade level and they are key voters for Trump. Scary.
smart Ivan you passed the illiterate test. But I guess when you come from Russia you have no problem spelling.
 that's what too many TDS shots will do...haha
 If you're so smart how come I never see you in Pro?
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