Controversial and Billionaire
republican presidential candidate Donald Trump achieved a third straight win in
the race for the Republican nomination for president in Nevada caucuses.
He now heads into next
week's Super Tuesday vote in 11 states with his rivals struggling to find a way
to stop him.
Entrance polls in Nevada
revealed voters were once again angry at the political establishment and wanted
an outsider to run the country.
Trump told supporters:
"If you had listened to the pundits we weren't going to win too much but
now we are winning, winning, winning and the country will soon be winning,
winning, winning."
He listed victories amongst
evangelical Christians, Latinos, highly educated and poorly educated. "I
love the poorly educated," he said.
The victory was marred by
allegations of voting irregularities, caucus officials wearing Trump campaign
clothing and a shortage of ballot papers.
There were chaotic scenes
at one caucus location in a Las Vegas High School - one woman suffered a facial
injury in the scrum - but it also featured a huge turn-out of Trump supporters.
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