Trump Campaign Aims for Short Sprint to Republican Nomination

After narrowly shedding the Iowa caucuses in 2016, Donald Trump spent months preventing off rivals earlier than securing the Republican presidential nomination. This time he’s relying on operating up the rating in a matter of weeks.

Starting Jan. 15 in Iowa and adopted by the New Hampshire major eight days later, Trump’s marketing campaign thinks a collection of early state victories—together with in Nikki Haley’s dwelling state of South Carolina on Feb. 24—will overwhelm the sphere, making certain he collects the required delegates to wrap up the nomination a while in March.