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Can Republicans Unify Around Trump After Haley's Exit?
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0:58Now PlayingHere are the key takeaways from the Super Tuesday round of primaries, when 15 states and one territory selected their major party nominees for the 2024 general election.
Donald Trump and Joe Biden edged closer to a general-election rematch in November after racking up several wins. Biden lost American Samoa’s Democratic caucuses — a contest where fewer than 100 people voted — and Nikki Haley won Vermont’s Republican primary, but both men tightened their grip on their respective nominations.
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