NewsMaxTrump Wins US Virgin Islands Caucus, Which Defied GOP Rules
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75% : We had a tremendous victory," Trump said in brief remarks by phone to those who gathered in St. Thomas to hear the results.50% : Trump already has secured two other wins in the Republican presidential race and is the only major candidate on the ballot in Nevada's GOP caucuses on Thursday.
45% : The caucus is the third Republican contest held this election season with delegates at stake, with Trump receiving 73.98% of the votes and Nikki Haley 26.02%.
44% : Donald Trump amassed another win at a Republican caucus held Thursday in the U.S. Virgin Islands, where officials flouted several GOP rules, including holding the contest earlier than allowed.
43% : "The [U.S.] territories are overlooked a lot of the time," she said.Republicans have already had three contests -- in Iowa, New Hampshire, and Nevada -- although the latter didn't award any delegates and didn't have Trump on the ballot.
10% : Joining Trump on Thursday's ballot were Nikki Haley, Chris Christie, Ron DeSantis, Perry Johnson, and Vivek Ramaswamy, although only Trump and Haley are still in the running.
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