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US election 2016: Cruz and Sanders fight back against front-runners US election 2016: Cruz and Sanders fight back against front-runners
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Front-runners Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have suffered defeats in the latest round of voting for the US presidential nomination in five states.Front-runners Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have suffered defeats in the latest round of voting for the US presidential nomination in five states.
In the Republican race, Texas Senator Ted Cruz beat billionaire Mr Trump in both the Kansas and Maine caucuses.In the Republican race, Texas Senator Ted Cruz beat billionaire Mr Trump in both the Kansas and Maine caucuses.
In the Democratic race, Bernie Sanders has reportedly beaten Mrs Clinton in Kansas and Nebraska caucuses.In the Democratic race, Bernie Sanders has reportedly beaten Mrs Clinton in Kansas and Nebraska caucuses.
Mr Trump and Mrs Clinton are expected to triumph in the Louisiana contests, with Mr Trump also winning in Kentucky. Mr Trump and Mrs Clinton are expected to triumph in the Louisiana contests, with Mr Trump also ahead in Kentucky.
Overall, Mr Trump is ahead in the Republican race. Mrs Clinton, a former secretary of state, leads the Democratic contest.Overall, Mr Trump is ahead in the Republican race. Mrs Clinton, a former secretary of state, leads the Democratic contest.
Efforts by Republicans to slow Mr Trump's march have until now failed.Efforts by Republicans to slow Mr Trump's march have until now failed.
Last week, on Super Tuesday, Mr Trump won seven of the 11 contests.Last week, on Super Tuesday, Mr Trump won seven of the 11 contests.
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Speaking in Idaho, which votes on 8 March, Mr Cruz said: "What we saw in Kansas is a manifestation of a real shift in momentum."Speaking in Idaho, which votes on 8 March, Mr Cruz said: "What we saw in Kansas is a manifestation of a real shift in momentum."
Republican candidates need 1,237 delegates to win the nomination. Mr Trump is 908 delegates short; 155 are available on Saturday.
On Friday, Ben Carson, who was at one point a Republican front-runner, dropped out of the race.On Friday, Ben Carson, who was at one point a Republican front-runner, dropped out of the race.
In all, 109 delegates are available in the Democrat races on Saturday. Mrs Clinton needs a further 1,317 delegates to win the nomination.
The election itself, on 8 November, will see America vote for a successor to Barack Obama, a Democratic president standing down after two terms in office which have seen the Republicans take control of both houses of Congress.The election itself, on 8 November, will see America vote for a successor to Barack Obama, a Democratic president standing down after two terms in office which have seen the Republicans take control of both houses of Congress.
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