Republican White House hopefuls face Saturday in the presidential
primary in South Carolina, an election that could determine the strength
of Donald Trump as the main candidate for the nomination, reported
Voice of America.
Democrats, meanwhile, held caucuses or caucuses in Nevada also on Saturday, the first test for Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders in a state with more racial diversity.
Although the Clinton campaign thought at the time that the West was a good setting to start away from Sanders, his team is nervous about a possible tight contest with Sen. Vermont.
For both parties, the 2016 primaries have revealed a deep voter frustration with Washington and the influence of large corporations on the American political system.
The mood of the electorate has upended the usual political, and more traditional candidates struggling to find its footing.
Democrats, meanwhile, held caucuses or caucuses in Nevada also on Saturday, the first test for Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders in a state with more racial diversity.
Although the Clinton campaign thought at the time that the West was a good setting to start away from Sanders, his team is nervous about a possible tight contest with Sen. Vermont.
For both parties, the 2016 primaries have revealed a deep voter frustration with Washington and the influence of large corporations on the American political system.
The mood of the electorate has upended the usual political, and more traditional candidates struggling to find its footing.