What’s happening today: 15 states and one territory are holding presidential primaries. Read more here. Several of those states have Congressional primary races, including California, North Carolina, Texas, and Alabama. North Carolina also has its gubernatorial primaries. Follow our live results from key down-ballot races here from 7 p.m. ET. The Epoch Times has reporters
What’s happening today: 15 states and one territory hold presidential primaries. Read more here. Several of those states have Congressional primary races, including California, North Carolina, Texas, and Alabama. North Carolina also has its gubernatorial primaries. Follow our live results from key down-ballot races here from 7 p.m. ET. The Epoch Times has reporters on
What’s happening: Trump has won 9 states so far: Virginia, North Carolina, Alabama, Massachusetts, Maine, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, and Arkansas. Several states have Congressional primary races, including California, North Carolina, Texas, and Alabama. North Carolina also has its gubernatorial primaries. Follow our live results from key down-ballot races here from 7 p.m. ET. The Epoch
What’s happening: Trump has won 11 states so far: Virginia, North Carolina, Alabama, Massachusetts, Maine, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Arkansas, Colorado, and Minnesota. Several states have Congressional primary races, including California, North Carolina, Texas, and Alabama. North Carolina also has its gubernatorial primaries. Follow our live results from key down-ballot races here from 7 p.m. ET.
The race was called by AP at 10:37 p.m. ET. This was Ms. Haley’s second primary win after having won Washington D.C. earlier this week. Ms. Haley is in South Carolina “in the Charleston area and will be watching returns with staff, who are happy warriors tonight. The mood is jubilant. There is lots of
Because the state is “winner-takes-all”, all 169 delegates will go to President Trump, which is set to push President Trump within striking distance of the delegate threshold to secure the GOP nomination. California was also called for Biden. The race was called by AP at 10:37 p.m. ET. Related Stories This was Ms. Haley’s second
With “just shy of 55,000 votes counted,” Utah Republican Party Chair Robert Axson told reporters at the Utah Trucking Association headquarters that Mr. Trump had 57.1 percent of the vote to Ms. Haley’s 41.7 percent. While the lead is significant, the race has not been called. Utah’s Republican presidential preference caucus has been marred but