Trump Secures Majority of Republican Votes in Washington

Donald Trump, the only remaining candidate in the Republican primary for the presidential election, has managed to secure the majority of votes in the competitions that have effectively concluded in Washington. Voting on the night of May 25 ended at 8 PM Washington time, and exit polls have declared the New York billionaire the winner of a 'competition' that, in fact, has no rivals. According to initial reports from Reuters, he has obtained 76% of the votes. The ballots in Washington still carry the names of Ted Cruz, John Kasich, and Ben Carson, who have withdrawn from the race for some time. Trump's delegate count before Washington reached a total of 1189 votes, which is only a small distance from the necessary votes to be officially nominated as the final candidate, which is 1237 votes. Washington itself has 44 delegates. There are still five states, including the populous state of California, where the competition will conclude with internal voting. The Republican National Convention to nominate the final candidate will convene on June 7: two weeks from now. Trump, a controversial candidate who has proposed ideas such as building a wall on the Mexican border or preventing the entry of Muslims, is considered the likely Republican nominee with the withdrawal of Cruz and Kasich. However, disagreements over his final nomination continue at high levels within the party and among its senior figures.