Trump lost preliminary elections in Wyoming and Washington, accused IS of attack

The US Republicans held the next preliminary elections: in Vaiming and Columbia County, the leader of the race for the right to nominate presidential candidate Donald Trump lost to his opponents. At the same time, he was able to certainly remain in the spotlight for another reason: during one of the speeches, he was attacked by a man, and an eccentric billionaire accused the Islamic State (IG, the organization is prohibited in Russia).

Senator Ted Cruz won in Wyoming, and very confidently. According to Interfax , he managed to gain more than 67% of votes, while Donald Trump was able to receive support only 7.7% of the voting participants.

In the crocus of Republicans in the district of Columbia, the presidential candidate Senator Marco Rubio won, gaining 37% of the vote. Trump got 14%, Cruz - 12%.

During a meeting with Trump's supporters, an attempt to attack the black voter, during a meeting with Trump’s supporters, was made in OGIO. It took the intervention of his security and police service. After the incident, Trump accused the attacker of ties with the Islamic State terrorist group.

On the eve of the village of Trading, for security reasons, he was forced to cancel the performance at the university in Chicago, where numerous opponents were waiting for his appearance. He accused the provocations of supporters of the Democrats candidate Bernie Sanders, whom he called the "communist."

The past elections did not affect the main alignment of forces in the Republican Party: Trump remains the leader, he follows Cruz. Trump secured the support of 460 electors. Cruise has 370 delegates, Rubio has 163 (in the capital in the capital), Keysik has 63. In order to ensure the nomination with a candidate from the Republican Party to the post of US president, it is necessary to support 1237 delegates from 2472 participants in the national congress.