Donald Trump strolled to victory in the Nevada caucus on Thursday, adding more delegates in his seemingly unstoppable march to the Republican Party’s presidential nomination.
Mr Trump was the only major candidate on the ballot when party members gathered in public buildings across the southwestern US state to cast their in-person votes.
Early results showed the former president had massively out-polled his long-shot challenger, a businessman from Texas, and major US networks said Mr Trump would scoop the state’s 26 delegates.
It was the second go around in presidential preference voting for Nevada this week.
State-organised primary polls were held on Tuesday in which Nikki Haley was beaten into second place on the Republican ballot by “none of these candidates” - widely seen as a proxy vote for Trump.