That’s because of heavy participation in early voting. And more than 5,000 turned in absentee ballots.
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Clinton, the front-runner for her party’s nomination, assailed Trump for his positions on nuclear weapons and North Atlantic Treaty Organisation while addressing supporters in Louisville.
Trump wasn’t tested in the Mountain or Cornhusker states with both of his remaining primary rivals dropping out after his decisive victory in IN last week. Trump has zeroed in on Clinton’s protracted battle with Sanders, a 74-year-old United States senator from Vermont who pulled off a victory in Indiana’s Democratic primary last week despite trailing in opinion polls.
Trump now has a total of 1,080 delegates, just short of the 1,237 delegates needed to formally claim the GOP nomination.
Probably true, and that could happen Tuesday.
Clinton and Sanders, meanwhile, have set their eyes on future primaries.
Absent polls to look at, predicting the OR primary can be done by focusing on what the race has in common with its neighbors – specifically Washington state. He also believes that he can fare well in West Virginia Tuesday, where he holds a 6 point lead over Clinton. Touching on subjects like global warming and income inequality, while also attacking rivals Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. But they were determined to rebuke Obama, whose clean air regulations remain deeply unpopular in the coal-producing state.
Despite the setback, Clinton is still heavily favored to become the Democratic candidate in the November 8 election. Southlake spokeswoman Jen Wolf-Wubbels says several windows there were broken late Monday afternoon as the storms moved through, including a skylight over where the voting would have occurred.
A seemingly riled-up Sanders, who added West Virginia to his tally against Hillary Clinton on Tuesday, says he’s in it to win the Democratic nomination for president.
Three months ago, the MetroNews West Virginia Poll showed a much larger difference between Sanders, 57 percent, and Clinton, 29 percent, with 14 percent not sure.
Many of those Democrats, however, behave like Republicans, which helps explain why Donald Trump voters played a key role in putting Sanders over the top Tuesday. “He cares about the working middle class”.
She said she was still considering who she should vote for when she heads out to the polls this afternoon. However, the self-described Democratic Socialist pol has vowed to stay in the fight, indicating that he can win states like Kentucky and OR in the future.
About two-thirds of the state’s Republican primary voters and more than half of Democratic primary voters say trade with other countries mostly takes jobs from American workers.
Pentagon leaders and national security experts of every political stripe may question Donald Trump’s view on how and when to use USA military might, but a new survey found that the billionaire is the clear-cut favorite among active duty service members to be the next commander-in-chief. But instead of uniting behind him, leading figures like House Speaker Paul Ryan are withholding their support. But the party denied Judd a pledged delegate at the 2012 convention because he hadn’t filed some paperwork.
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Without alternative Republicans in the race, Trump’s returns among women could be telling. And that posture is irritating to others in the party who insist it’s time for the GOP to get behind Trump and start preparing for a likely contest against Democrat Hillary Clinton in November.
