Trump secures Nevada delegates in GOP caucus win
(Derek Draplin) – Former President Donald Trump won Nevada’s Republican caucus on Thursday, securing all of the party’s 26 delegates.
Trump received 97.6% of the vote, as of 9:15 p.m. MT. The only other candidate, Ryan Binkley, who had 2.4%.
“I just want to really thank the great people of Nevada,” Trump said in a speech Thursday night. “Because this was a turnout … the all-time caucus record was broken.”
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Trump did not appear on the non-binding Republican primary ballot on Tuesday. Nikki Haley, who placed second in the primary behind the option “none of these candidates,” wasn’t on the Republican caucus ballot.
Over 63% of voters opted for “none of these candidates,” while 30% voted for Haley in the Republican primary.
The unusual results stem from Nevada passing a law requiring “Presidential Preference Primaries” in 2021. The Nevada GOP sued over the requirement, with a judge allowing the party to still hold caucuses in addition to the required primaries. The party restricts candidates from participating in both votes.
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