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President Trump dominated Tuesday’s elections, securing the delegates for five more races in Connecticut, Delaware, New York, Rhode Island, and Wisconsin.
According to Decision Desk HQ, these new wins push Trump’s delegate count to 1,820.
This comes after Super Tuesday, when he won 14 out of the 15 states that held elections for the Republican presidential primary, per RSBN. Trump’s only remaining opponent dropped out shortly after, determining that he would likely be officially named the GOP nominee at the Republican National Convention in July.
He has retained and increased support as he remains steadfast in his positions on the border crisis, the economy, individual rights, and other hot-button issues that challenge mainstream narratives.
According to RSBN, Trump acknowledged the challenges ahead and praised supporters during a rally in Green Bay, Wisconsin, on Tuesday night.
He stated, “But no matter how hateful or corrupt the communists and criminals we are fighting against may be, you must NEVER forget: this nation does not belong to THEM, this nation belongs to YOU!”
President Trump then reminded voters of their heritage and all the obstacles Americans have overcome, referring to the 2024 presidential election as “our final battle.”