WASHINGTON – Donald Trump has emerged victorious in the first 11 primary elections, including the crucial state of Texas, as results continue to pour in from the 15 “Super Tuesday” states in the race for the Republican presidential nomination.
The former president, aiming for a dramatic return to the White House after his defeat by Democrat Joe Biden in 2020, is on course to potentially sweep all states on Super Tuesday, solidifying his position as the frontrunner for the Republican Party nomination.
Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia have all been declared for Trump by US networks.
Expressing gratitude on his Truth Social platform, Trump acknowledged the support as vote counts continued in the remaining Super Tuesday states across the nation.
Despite Trump’s dominance, his challenger, former UN ambassador Nikki Haley, has struggled to pose a significant challenge to his nomination bid.
However, Haley has yet to concede defeat and remains in the race.
In contrast, on the Democratic side, Joe Biden has secured victories in all 13 states called by US networks.
However, an unexpected loss to little-known challenger Jason Palmer in the American Samoa territory has created a minor upset.
Polling averages from RealClearPolitics suggest a tight race between Trump and Biden in a potential one-on-one matchup in the November election, with Trump holding a two-point lead.
The outcome of Super Tuesday primaries is crucial for shaping the trajectory of the presidential race, setting the stage for intense campaigning and competition leading up to the general election.
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