Donald Trump ahead of schedule secured his nomination with a candidate for US Presidential

Billionaire Donald Trump ahead of schedule secured a nomination of the US President from the Republican Party, reports Associated Press. He has already received the votes of 1238 delegates of the election congress, which is more of the necessary voice.

A group of electors, which represents the party elite and has the right to vote regardless of the results of the primaries and coks, told the agency that she would cast a vote for Trump at the congress in July.

Trump for a long time confidently leaded to the primaries of the Republican Party. As a result, all his rivals stopped participating in the election struggle.

Executable Hillary Clinton continues the struggle on the primaries of the Democratic Party with Senator from Vermont Bernie Sanders. It is significantly ahead of the opponent. According to observers, Clinton should achieve his nomination for president of the United States.

On May 4, OGIO Governor John Caisik, participating in the struggle for nomination by a candidate from the Republican Party to the post of US President, left the election race. Thus, Trump remained the only contender from the party .

During the campaign, Keisik won only in Ohio. He gained 153 votes of the delegates of the National Congress of the Republican Party, at which an official candidate for the US presidential election should be named on November 8. To nominate the candidate, it is necessary to enlist the support of 1237 of the congress delegates and at this stage of the campaign, when it remains to distribute 445 deputy mandates to the congress, Keisik has no chance to gain the necessary number of votes.

On the eve of Tekhas, Ted Cruz announced the exit from the presidential race after he lost Trump on the primaries of the Republican Party in Indiana. As noted, Cruise made a large bet on this state. He concluded with Keisik, 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.

“From the very beginning, I said that we would fight until we have the chances of victory. Today I must say that the victory is actually excluded,” Kruz said. Trump has never mentioned the senator in his speech.