Donald Trump easily won the caucuses in Nevada and thus obtained new delegates in his race for the Republican nomination for the American presidential election, cementing his status as ultra-favorite.
The billionaire had almost no competition during these local assemblies, held in schools or gymnasiums – an electoral particularity of the American system.
According to initial results, the ex-president far outstripped his main competitor, Ryan Binkley, a businessman from Texas, and won the delegates at stake in this state, according to the main American channels.
This is the second presidential election held this week in Nevada.
