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Donald Trump Sweeps 5 States While Clinton Beats Sanders in 4
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by News Editor
Donald Trump, pictured, won five states in Tuesday’s Republican presidential primaries. Photo: Twitter.
Donald Trump completed a five-state sweep in Tuesday’s Republican presidential primaries, strengthening his shot at avoiding a contested convention – while Hillary Clinton scored convincing victories but was denied the same bragging rights of a primary sweep by a surprise Bernie Sanders win in Rhode Island.
Of the two front-runners, Clinton – who won four states Tuesday – remains closer to clinching the nomination. She now has nearly 90 percent of the delegates needed to secure the party nod, even as Sanders vows to keep fighting.
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