North Dakota Republicans to Caucus on Eve of Super Tuesday 👉 Updatem 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 be awarded from these states.
Congressional and gubernatorial primaries will also be held in some states on Super Tuesday.

Delegate Math Heading into Super Tuesday

As the GOP primary heads into the decisive Super Tuesday contests, President Trump leads with 244 delegates. Nikki Haley, who finally won her first race over the weekend with the Washington D.C. primary, trails the former president with 43 delegates. The D.C. primary netted Ms. Haley 19 delegates after she beat President Trump with 62.8 percent of the vote.

Democrats have 1,420 delegates up for grabs on Super Tuesday and 1,928 are required to secure the nomination. However, President Biden is the expected nominee and currently has 206 delegates after winning every contest thus far.

—Jacob Burg

Haley Heads to Super Tuesday With First Win

Former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley secured her first Republican primary win last night. Her victory in D.C. was not so much of a shocker, but her taking the majority of the votes, and therefore all 19 delegates, was—at least to attendees at the results announcement last night.

When the results were called at about 8:30 p.m. at the Madison Hotel, the small room was silent, then one or two cheered. Someone said, “Really?”

The primary was unique: a D.C. GOP-run three-day event with a single polling location at the Hotel due to the RNC rules and the city’s June primary timeframe.