USA election 2016 – Donald Trump vs Hillary Clinton
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US election 2016: primary results
United States presidential election, 2016. The United States presidential election of 2016, scheduled for Tuesday, November 8, 2016, will be the 58th quadrennial U.S. presidential election. Voters will select presidential electors who in turn will elect a new president and vice president through the Electoral College.
Voters
in six states go to the polls on Tuesday to choose their preferred
presidential candidate, with California and New Jersey the big prizes.
As
it stands, Donald Trump is all but certain to become the Republican
party's official candidate, while Hillary Clinton has a substantial lead
over her Democratic party rival Bernie Sanders.
Full results from the Associated Press news agency are available below.
Hillary Clinton
and Donald Trump have tightened their grip at the nominations after a
series of massive delegate wins, with the 2 candidates searching
probably to go head-to-head in the race for the White House.
Because the race is going on, The Telegraph’s effects map and tracker
will maintain you up to date with the latest primaries and consequences
in the 2016 presidential race.
USA election 2016 – Republican primaries: Will Trump win the Republican nominee?
Donald Trump
has extra aid than some other applicants, with the dominant force
inside the Republican primaries pushing out his closest competitors.
Mr. Trump has received in 26 states, out of a total of 38 primaries.
Mr. Cruz received 10, inclusive of his home kingdom of Texas, before
losing out after failing to win Indiana, claiming that his course has
been “foreclosed”.
Two other candidates, Mark Rubio, and John Kasich, have both dropped
out of the race, after winning just 4 nation primaries among them.
With Mr. Trump searching the maximum possibly candidate to advantage
the Republican nomination, winning in states national, and the
billionaire businessman has called himself a “unifier”.
The Republican establishment has been left thinking how the outsider –
who became no longer considered a credible candidate while he first
introduced his candidacy – may be handled.
Democrat primaries: Will Clinton see off Sanders?
Some 41 states have to date had their say inside the Democrat
primaries and caucuses – with Mrs. Clinton prevailing 23 and Mr. Sanders
claiming 18.
In phrases of delegates, this has given Clinton a robust lead over Mr. Sanders.
USA election 2016, However, Mr. Sanders has disproved the idea that
he can best win among north-eastern liberals, claiming states from
Minnesota to Colorado.
Mrs. Clinton’s “Southern firewall” has to date held, making her the
Democrats’ frontrunner, and calling on her supporters to “make the USA
whole again”.
California - polls closed at 20:00 local (04:00 BST)
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