Trump, Clinton Win New York Primaries to Control Their Races
- Presidential front-runners sought to rebound after defeats
- Real-estate mogul claims bulk of state's Republican delegates
Trump, Clinton in a New York State of Mind After Big Wins
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Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton won their New York presidential primaries Tuesday, ending losing streaks for both campaigns and allowing the two front-runners to reassert control over their party nominating fights.
With nearly all precincts reporting, Trump won 60 percent of the Republican vote to Ohio Governor John Kasich’s 25 percent, with Texas Senator Ted Cruz trailing with 14.5 percent, according to the Associated Press. Clinton took almost 58 percent to Democratic rival Bernie Sanders’ 42 percent.