Republican Party Primary Elections

The Republican Party is a major party in the USA. Their headquarters are in Washington, D.C., and they are generally seen as right-wing (which focuses on businesses and a small government). The Republican National Convention was from July 15 to 18.

The candidates for the Republican Party nomination were:

• Donald Trump (2,231 delegates)

• Nikki Haley (withdrawn, 97 delegates)

• Ron DeSantis (withdrawn, 9 delegates)

• Asa Hutchinson (withdrawn, 0 delegates)

• Vivek Ramaswamy (withdrawn, 3 delegates)

• way more...

Donald Trump won way more than the required 1,215 delegates, so he became the Republican presidential nominee. He chose Senator J.D. Vance as his running mate.

Primary Dates:

Republican Primaries

Caucuses Dates:

• January 15th:

  
  

  • Iowa (40 delegates)

• March 2nd:

  • Idaho (32 delegates)

  • Michigan (39 delegates)

  • Missouri (54 delegates)

• March 4th: North Dakota (29 delegates)

• March 5th: Utah (40 delegates)

• March 8th: American Samoa (9 delegates)

• March 12th: Hawaii (19 delegates)

• March 15th: Northern Marianas (9 delegates)

• March 16th: Guam (9 delegates)

• April 18th-20th: Wyoming (29 delegates)

• May 21st: Kentucky (46 delegates)

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