Donald Trump or Nikki Haley? How Idaho Republicans voted in the presidential caucus - East Idaho News

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

65% : In his nearly three-minute video, Trump went through many of his frequent talking points on the economy and the country's borders.
57% : During the caucuses, some sites had brief videos playing from Trump and Haley, in which the candidates made the case for peoples' votes.
53% : With two-thirds of precincts reporting, Trump has secured 85% of the votes, well above the majority of votes he needed to receive all of the state's 32 delegates allocated at the Republican National Convention, according to the Associated Press.
50% : Packard told the Idaho Statesman he voted for Trump in 2016 and 2020.
46% : Although Trump and Haley are the only two candidates on the ballot who are still in the race, some Republicans still use their vote to support their first choice candidates.
17% : Trump is "the only one that is qualified to bring us out of this mess," he said.

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