BISMARCK, N.D. — donald trump He won the North Dakota Republican presidential caucus on Monday, extending his winning streak heading into Super Tuesday.
The former president came in first ahead of the former United Nations ambassador in a vote held in 12 caucuses. nikki haley. The result puts Trump back on track for victory, but it was briefly interrupted by Haley’s injury to her on Sunday. First campaign win in the District of Columbia primary.
Those in the White House are now focused on what’s next. super tuesday, the results will flood in from 16 states in a contest that equates to the largest single-day number of delegates for a presidential primary.trump and president joe bidenthe Democrat is dominating the race and on track to win the nomination later this month.
Under North Dakota rules, candidates must receive at least 20% of the vote to qualify for delegates. However, candidates who receive at least 60% of the vote will win all 29 of the state’s delegates.
Four candidates participated in the voting, including Trump and Nikki Haley. Other candidates who have received less attention are Florida businessman David Stackenberg and Texas businessman and pastor Ryan Binkley, who recently ended his campaign.
Karen Groninger, a former Almont music teacher and librarian, said Monday she voted for Trump because she thought he was the best choice. A 76-year-old man said: President Trump’s 2020 Speech March for Life, the annual anti-abortion event held in Washington, D.C. (the first event by a sitting president) and its border policies.
Sen. Dick Deaver of Bismarck, a longtime Republican, said he voted for Haley, but added that she was unlikely to win. The 72-year-old former factory representative said: “I’ve heard so many people say that they really like President Trump’s policies, but they don’t like the way he conducts himself.”I think he’s gone a little too far.” I think so,” he said.
Caucus voters are encouraged to become members, but those who do not pay the $50 annual fee are asked to sign a pledge of membership, said caucus chairman Robert Harms. Ta.
North Dakota is the only state without voter registration. The caucus followed the state’s official voter identification protocols, including the submission of driver’s licenses. Voting will be done in-person, only with printed ballots, and counted by hand.
In 2016, he represented North Dakota State. Who helped President Trump secure the numbers he needed? For the Republican presidential candidate.
He won North Dakota’s three electoral votes in 2016 and 2020, winning about 63% and 65% of the vote, respectively.
President Trump visits Bismarck and Mandan To discuss tax cuts in 2017, and he campaigned twice in Fargo in 2018 The case of then-Congressman Kevin Cramer Successful Senate Bid against Democratic Sen. Heidi Heitkamp.
The Democratic Party and NPL Party in North Dakota are conducting almost all presidential primaries by mail, with mail-in voting from February 20th to March 30th, and in-person voting for Indian reservation residents limited. It has become a target. President Joe Biden, Congressman Dean Phillips and six others are participating in the vote.
A third party will count votes in Fargo on March 30, and results will be available on the party’s website afterwards.
Senator Bernie Sanders wins 2016 and 2020 Democratic Caucuses.
