No one can stop him.
In the recent Republican caucuses in Idaho, Former President Donald Trump emerged victorious, securing all 32 delegates available, according to projections by NBC News. This win adds to his unbroken streak in the ongoing battle for the 2024 Republican nomination, where he surpassed former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley.
The triumph in Idaho follows earlier victories in the Missouri caucuses and Michigan’s convention caucuses, as announced by NBC News on Saturday. These wins set the stage for the upcoming Super Tuesday on March 5, a pivotal day with a significant number of delegates up for grabs.
It’s worth noting that in the 2016 Idaho primary, Trump faced a defeat, finishing behind Texas Sen. Ted Cruz. However, this year, Idaho Republicans opted for a caucus instead of a primary, after state legislators decided to forego the originally planned presidential primary on March 12. Initially, there was consideration to move the presidential primary to May 21 to align with other state and local primaries, but this proposal was ultimately rejected.
Meanwhile, Idaho Democrats are scheduled to conduct their presidential caucuses on May 23, marking a separate process for selecting their nominee.
