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Trump Strolls to Victory in Nevada’s Republican Caucuses

Trump Strolls to Victory in Nevada’s Republican Caucuses

His victory, which was expected for some time because he was the only significant candidate listed on the ballot, marked his fourth consecutive win in a Republican nominating contest that allocates delegates.

Former President Donald J. Trump won the Republican caucuses in Nevada on Thursday. His victory was widely expected since he was the only major candidate listed on the ballot.

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The Associated Press declared Trump the winner shortly after the caucus sites closed in Nevada. This marks his fourth consecutive triumph in a Republican nominating contest where delegates are awarded.

Even in a campaign where Trump has been dominant, his win in Nevada seemed inevitable. His main GOP rival, Nikki Haley, decided months ago to skip the caucuses, which were organized by the Nevada Republican Party. Instead, she participated in a primary election on Tuesday as required by state law.

Unfortunately for Ms. Haley, she faced a significant setback in the election as she was heavily outnumbered by the “None of These Candidates” option on the ballot. Despite essentially running unopposed, Republican voters opted to reject her candidacy, even in the absence of Mr. Trump from the ballot.

Ms. Haley ultimately emerged as the winner of the contest, but the outcome held little significance. The Republican Party in the state, led by a staunch Trump supporter, mandated that presidential delegates would only be allocated based on the caucuses. Candidates were compelled to select one contest to participate in.

Mr. Trump’s symbolic triumph on Tuesday was a result of a strategy advocated by his supporters in Nevada, including the Republican governor. It underscored the former president’s influence among Republicans in the state.

Regardless of the competitiveness of the contest, Mr. Trump’s victory in the caucuses on Thursday remains a significant achievement. It enables him to accumulate delegates and assert additional momentum as the focus shifts to South Carolina’s primary, his next showdown with Ms. Haley, scheduled for Feb. 24.

 

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