Trump is poised to dominate March 5, when 15 states hold their Republican primaries, raising the question of when Haley will throw in the towel. WASHINGTON—Trailing her Republican rival by hundreds of delegates, former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley has ignored calls for her to drop out and kept fighting on. And on Super Tuesday,
At the end of former President Donald Trump’s remarks to reporters on Monday at his Mar-a-Lago estate in the wake of the Supreme Court decision keeping him on presidential ballots, the Republican Party frontrunner issued a message to President Joe Biden. He urged President Biden to “stop weaponization” of the government against … Original News
What’s happening today: North Dakota holds its GOP caucus. Results are expected around 9:15 p.m. Eastern Nikki Haley holds rallies in Spring and Fort Worth, Texas Donald Trump has no public events scheduled Tomorrow is Super Tuesday when 15 states and American Samoa will hold presidential primaries. About one-third of the available GOP delegates will
What’s happening today: The Supreme Court ruled this morning that Trump must stay on the ballot in Colorado, finding that states do not have the power to disqualify candidates under the 14th Amendment. Trump will respond to the Supreme Court ruling at Mar-a-Lago at 12:30 p.m. ET North Dakota holds its GOP caucus. Results are
What happened today: The Supreme Court ruled this morning that Trump must stay on the ballot in Colorado, finding that states do not have the power to disqualify candidates under the 14th Amendment. Trump won the North Dakota GOP Caucus. Nikki Haley held rallies in Spring and Fort Worth, Texas Tomorrow is Super Tuesday when
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.—Republicans across America are picking former President Donald Trump to lead them. March 2 marked another series of electoral wins for President Trump in his quest to secure the 2024 Republican presidential nomination. Some dramatically illustrated just how popular he is with both the base and with Republican caucus-goers, people at the junction
In one of the last contests before Super Tuesday, caucus-goers in Idaho and Missouri will pick between President Donald Trump and former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley on March 2. On the same day, the Michigan Republican Party will bind the remaining 39 of its 55 delegates, with most going to President Trump, who easily