Donald Trump brags ahead of Indiana primary: If I win here, it's over
- 8 years ago
Make no mistake about it, Donald Trump is quite confident ahead of Indiana's primary on Tuesday.
The Republican presidential front-runner seeks a knockout of Ted Cruz in the state he last lost to the latter.
After campaigning hard for the final two days, Trump flat out told supporters at a rally, "If we win here, it's over, OK?"
There will be no celebrating, technically, as he cannot win enough delegates to clinch the Republican nomination outright.
However, Trump no longer needs to win a majority of the remaining delegates at stake in the remaining primaries to lock up the GOP nomination.
Cruz desperately needs a victory in Indiana to keep Trump from that number in hopes of claiming the nomination at a contested convention in Cleveland this summer.
The Republican presidential front-runner seeks a knockout of Ted Cruz in the state he last lost to the latter.
After campaigning hard for the final two days, Trump flat out told supporters at a rally, "If we win here, it's over, OK?"
There will be no celebrating, technically, as he cannot win enough delegates to clinch the Republican nomination outright.
However, Trump no longer needs to win a majority of the remaining delegates at stake in the remaining primaries to lock up the GOP nomination.
Cruz desperately needs a victory in Indiana to keep Trump from that number in hopes of claiming the nomination at a contested convention in Cleveland this summer.