Virginia voters weigh Trump appeal amid general election concerns
In Virginia, skeptical GOP voters including Sheila Covert and Michael Glant express mixed feelings about Donald Trump. They concede he may be the strongest general election candidate while fearing his rhetoric and the prospect of Clinton defeat. Some plan to back Rubio in the primary. others fear a Trump presidency and discuss moving to Canada.
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White House weighs Nevada governor for Supreme Court nomination
The White House weighs Republican Gov. Brian Sandoval of Nevada as a potential Supreme Court nominee amid Senate GOP resistance to confirmations.Obama vows to nominate despite opposition while Sandoval denies contact and a Nevada Senate race implications unfold.
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Republicans Brace for Super Tuesday Vote Showdown
As Super Tuesday nears, Virginia Beach reports a sharpened GOP contest with Donald Trump seeking to extend victories after Nevada. Rubio Kasich and Cruz jockey for momentum, while Trump warns of harsher attacks. On the Democratic side Hillary Clinton wins Reid endorsement ahead of Saturday South Carolina primary.
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Republicans to award 595 delegates across 11 states
Republicans will distribute 595 delegates in 11 state races on Tuesday while 1,237 delegates are required to clinch the nomination. Democrats will award 865 delegates across 11 states and American Samoa with 2,383 needed for the nomination.
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Clinton aims to widen lead over Sanders in South Carolina
Clinton holds a large lead in South Carolina polls, powered by strong black voter support and endorsements. She plans daily campaigning through primary day and will bring in Bill Clinton for get out the vote rallies, while Sanders cites the 2008 strong Clinton presence and notes his message is not resonating with some black voters.
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