Trump, Clinton expected to dominate Super Tuesday elections
Candidates bidding for their party’s nomination in the US presidential election face their biggest test yet in the “Super Tuesday” primary polls. Eleven states cast votes for candidates from either the Republican or Democratic parties or both in a contest seen as make-or-break for the hopefuls. Contests stretch from Vermont in the east to Texas […]
Candidates bidding for their party’s nomination in the US presidential election face their biggest test yet in the “Super Tuesday” primary polls.
Eleven states cast votes for candidates from either the Republican or Democratic parties or both in a contest seen as make-or-break for the hopefuls. Contests stretch from Vermont in the east to Texas and Georgia in the south.
Political surveys suggest that Donald Trump, who has never held public office, could win 10 of the 11 states in Tuesday’s balloting, all except the southwestern state of Texas, where one of his challengers, Texas Senator Ted Cruz, is hoping to win on his home turf.