Cruise closed

Ted Cruz's Senator from Texas announced the exit from the presidential race, after on Tuesday he lost to the most likely candidate Donald Trump on the primaries of the Republican Party in Indiana. It is reported by Politico.

Trump received votes of more than half of the voters and all 57 delegates of the party congress from the state. After that, as CNN reports , Cruz remarked: "From the very beginning, I said that we would fight until we have a chance of victory. Today I must say that the victory is actually excluded."

Trump has never mentioned the senator in his speech.

As noted, Cruise made a large bet on the Indiana. He concluded with another nominee from the Republicans, the governor of Ohio John Keisik, the "Pact on the joint struggle against Trump" and paid a solid amount for advertising on local television. However, the billionaire won the primaries at lower financial costs.

Now the only competitor to Trump on the primaries remains a caseic. In Indiana, he received less than 10 percent of the vote. He managed to win the primaries only in his Ohio, and in all, 153 delegates of the congress voted for him.

Meanwhile, Trump has already received the support of 1047 delegates. In total, for the unconditional nomination by the candidate, he will have to receive votes of 1237 delegates of the party congress.