After winning at the Supreme Court in the morning, Donald Trump won the North Dakota Republican paper-ballot caucuses with nearly 85% of the vote on Monday evening, gaining 29 more delegates to the Republican National Convention in July. Nikki Haley got about 14% of the vote.
Haley needed 20% to be awarded any delegates, but any candidate that gets more than 60% of the vote gets all the delegates in North Dakota.
Haley spent the evening at a rally in Fort Worth, Texas, her last event before Super Tuesday.
On Super Tuesday, another 16 states will take part in caucuses and primaries. Trump is expected by pollsters to win all states by a large margin. According to Cook Political Report, Trump will win Tennessee by 62 points, Maine by 58 points, Massachusetts by 36 points, Vermont by 30 points, Minnesota by 62 points, Utah by 27 points, Virginia by 63 points, North Carolina by nearly 54 points, Texas by 71 points, Alabama by 75 points, Arkansas by 29 points, California by 54 points and Oklahoma by 79 points.
In Colorado, where the Secretary of State tried to keep Trump off the ballot, he’s project to win with 79%.
Alaska Republicans will have their Presidential Preference Poll across the state in the following locations; this is a privately run poll done by GOP volunteers, not by state election officials:
