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President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump emerged triumphant in the highly anticipated primary elections dubbed "Super Tuesday," solidifying their positions as frontrunners for their respective party nominations.

Donald Trump celebrated an "amazing night" as he closed in on the Republican presidential nomination with big wins in the Super Tuesday primaries, setting up an all-but-certain rematch with President Joe Biden in November.

He won before today's "Super Tuesday", when 16 US federal states and one US territory will vote in primary elections.
Trump won 84.6 percent of the vote, overtaking Republican competitor Nikki Haley, who previously won her first victory in the District of Columbia primary.

Amidst the flurry of political activity leading up to Super Tuesday, former US President Donald Trump has clinched the support of Republicans at the state party conferences in North Dakota, as reported by Reuters, citing findings from Edison Research.

Donald Trump is the first former president of the United States to face criminal charges - 91 of them, to be precise, in four cases. Also, in three states he was barred from being a candidate in the Republican Party primaries for this year's presidential election.

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday removed a potential hurdle to Donald Trump's bid to recapture the White House, unanimously dismissing a state court ruling that could have barred him from the ballot for engaging in insurrection.

Former United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley secured her first victory over former President Donald Trump in the Republican primary, prevailing in Washington, DC. The Hill projections on Monday revealed that Haley garnered 1,274 votes compared to Trump's 676, marking a significant turn in the 2024 Republican presidential campaign.

Donald Trump will march to the threshold of a third Republican presidential nomination this week as millions of Americans vote in "Super Tuesday" — a critical milestone in his party's lopsided 2024 race for the White House.

“The Soros-funded Democrat front-groups continue to attempt to interfere in the election and deny President Trump his rightful place on the ballot,” a spokesperson for the Trump Campaign said in a statement

A court ruling in Illinois has barred former US President Donald Trump from participating in the state's Republican Party primary elections, citing his alleged involvement in the storming of the Capitol on January 6, 2021. The decision, reported by Reuters, comes ahead of the scheduled primary election on March 19.