(Bloomberg) Donald Trump won Tuesday’s Republican presidential primary in Washington state, according to the Associated Press, putting the party’s presumptive nominee on the cusp of crossing the delegate threshold required to formally secure his party’s nomination.
Trump scored 27 delegates in Washington State, leaving him 41 delegates shy of 1237. With 300 Delegates still up for grabs, it is not a matter of if but when.
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