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No surprises: former US President Donald Trump won tonight (Sunday) in the primaries of the Republican Party in 3 more states: Michigan, Idaho and Missouri. Following the victories, Trump won 125 additional delegates: 39 from Michigan, 32 from Idaho, and 54 from Missouri.
At the end of the vote count, it was determined that Trump won 97.8 percent of the votes in Michigan, compared to only 2.2 percent for his opponent Nikki Haley. In Missouri Trump won 100 percent of the vote, and in Idaho Trump received 84.9 percent against Haley's 13.2 percent.
The next primaries will be held today in Washington, D.C. and tomorrow in the state of North Dakota, but the candidates are looking ahead to "Super Tuesday" which will be held in 20 different states - including California and Texas, the two states with the largest number of delegates.
The polls indicate an expected victory for Trump in all states - and Haley's chance of being chosen to represent the GOP the White House run seems extremely small at this point.