Trump Achieves 3 Consecutive Wins at US Republican Party Conventions "Victory in Nevada Caucus Too"

Donald Trump, the former U.S. president widely regarded as the Republican presidential candidate, won the party's primary caucus held in Nevada on the 8th (local time), according to CNN and the Associated Press.

Former U.S. President Donald Trump is seen with a relaxed expression during a campaign rally held on the 22nd of last month (local time) in Laconia, New Hampshire.
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Trump, who effectively registered as the sole candidate for the Republican caucus held that day, achieved his third consecutive victory following the primaries in Iowa and New Hampshire last month. All 26 delegates allocated to Nevada were won by Trump.

The Republican Nevada primary was held twice: a primary election organized by the Nevada state government on the 6th, and the Republican caucus held that day. Trump did not participate in the primary, while former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley was the only participant.

Previously, Trump registered only for the caucus, while his competitor Haley registered only for the primary, claiming the caucus was unfairly organized by the party to secure a victory for Trump. In 2021, the Democratic-controlled Nevada state legislature passed a law to hold the primary election in a way that allows all registered voters to participate, but in response, the Republicans decided to maintain the caucus system, which only allows party members to participate.

Haley was defeated even in the primary, where she was effectively the sole candidate. More than 60% of voters who participated in the primary cast their votes for 'No Preference.'

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