5 Takeaways from Trump’s March 2 Triumphs

Published on March 3, 2024

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.—Republicans across America are picking former President Donald Trump to lead them. March 2 marked another series of electoral wins for President Trump in his quest to secure the 2024 Republican presidential nomination. Some dramatically illustrated just how popular he is with both the base and with Republican caucus-goers, people at the junction between the grassroots and the establishment. He triumphed in Missouri, Michigan, and Idaho, capturing all the delegates at stake that day and setting the stage for more key races in the days to come on Super Tuesday. As President Trump’s lead grows, former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley is facing tougher delegate math than ever—though one ongoing contest could work out in her favor....

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