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Wednesday, April 6, 2016
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to a commanding victory in
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path to the White House.
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stretch that highlighted his
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Wisconsin signals the start of
his decline.
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point,” Cruz told cheering
supporters at a victory rally.
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working people of Wisconsin
to America. We have a
choice. A real choice.”
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cast his victory as a moment
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primary campaign.
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statement: “Ted Cruz is
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in virtually every county
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Wisconsin primary
Ted Cruz and Bernie
Sanders beat their rivals in
the Badger State:
Results as of 12:15 a.m. EDT April 6
DEMOCRATS
VOTES CAST: 837,172
B. Sanders
56.3%
H. Clinton
43.4
(45)
(31)
(Delegates allocated out of 86)
PRECINCTS REPORTING: 83%
REPUBLICANS
VOTES CAST: 919,904
T. Cruz
D. Trump
J. Kasich
48.9%
34.3
(33)
(3)
14.3
(Delegates allocated out of 42)
PRECINCTS REPORTING: 81%
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competing against Clinton.
But he still trails her in the
pledged delegate count and
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At a raucous rally in
Wyoming, Sanders cast his
victory as a sign of mounting
momentum for his campaign.
“With our victory tonight
is Wisconsin, we have now
won 7 out of 8 of the last
caucuses and primaries,” he
declared.
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primaries will continue deep
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Clinton in uncertainty and
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setting their sights on the
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ton’s low expectations in the
Midwestern state, she spent
Tuesday night at a fundraiser
with top donors in New York
City.
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congratulated
Sanders on Twitter and
thanked her supporters
in Wisconsin. “To all the
voters and volunteers who
poured your hearts into this
campaign: Forward!” she
wrote.
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86 delegates at stake in
Wisconsin, Sanders will pick
up at least 45 and Clinton
will gain at least 31.
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still win 67 percent of the
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LONDON (AP) — The
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political casualty Tuesday
as Iceland’s prime minister
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over revelations he had
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the Panama Papers.
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The announcement that
Gunnlaugsson was stepping
down as leader of Iceland’s
coalition government came
from his deputy, Sigurdur
Ingi Johannsson, who is also
the country’s agriculture
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that he had accepted the
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Celebrating Gloria Rossi
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