North Dakota will hold its Republican presidential caucuses on Monday, the last chance for Donald Trump’s rivals for the GOP nomination to slow his momentum heading into Super Tuesday, the biggest day of the primary campaign, when 15 states hold contests. Trump’s main opponent in North Dakota once again will be Nikki Haley, who has yet to score a victory in her bid to take on Democratic President Joe Biden in the November general election. Trump has won every primary and caucus this year in which he appeared on the ballot, and the former president has the backing of the state’s political establishment.
Later, U.S. Senate candidate Sam Brown offered another distinction that made Tuesday special: it was Ronald Reagan’s birthday. Nevada Republicans did their best to ignore the state-run primary, in which “none of these candidates” — an option on Nevada ballots — edged out Nikki Haley, the only major candidate participating in the primary.
President Joe Biden is poised to win delegates in the Nevada presidential primary Tuesday as he marches toward the Democratic nomination. But former President Donald Trump will have to wait until Thursday, when the state Republican Party holds its caucuses.
Nevada Republicans will have the opportunity to go to the polls twice next week as former President Trump and Nikki Haley battle for the presidential nomination. However, only one of those ballots will actually matter. The Silver State is holding caucuses and a primary next week — a scenario that has sparked confusion among voters,…
The Republican presidential primary field is barnstorming Iowa with just weeks to go ahead of the state’s presidential caucuses. With former President Trump leading the polls in Iowa and beyond, the state could play an early role in determining the 2024 Republican nominee. However, the caucus process itself is largely foreign to voters outside of…