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DETROIT, March 6, 2023 ~ former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden both took major steps yesterday towards securing their respective party nominations, each turning in near sweeps of the 16 states and one territory that held primaries and caucuses Tuesday.
Through dogged headlines and low approval rating, President Biden managed to maintain wins that averaged roughly 80% of the vote. Signs of fracture among loyalists do however continue for the President, with “uncommitted” protest votes over the war in Gazza reaching as high as 20% in one state. Biden also had a single loss, taking second place to entrepreneur Jason Palmer in the territory of American Samoa.
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(CONTINUED) Former President Trump had more narrow victory margins Tuesday, with former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley continuing to win a third to 40% of the votes. Haley also garnered a win in the state of Vermont. The former governor continued to do well with college-educated and suburban moderates, a block that both Biden and Trump will be focused in on as the November election nears.
Primaries and caucuses continue next week, with contests in the states of Georgia, Hawaii, Mississippi, and Washington. Biden and Trump are widely expected to secure their respective party nominations before March concludes.
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