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Haley whips Trump in Lincoln’s primary; Biden cruises

March 6, 2024

In Lincoln’s Republican presidential primary on March 5, Nikki  Haley soundly defeated former President Donald Trump, 71% to 25%. Not surprisingly, Joe Biden cruised to victory in Lincoln’s Democratic presidential primary with 89% of the vote. “No preference” was a distant second place, followed by the two other candidates on the ballot.

A total of 1,151 Democrats and 165 Republicans cast ballots in the town primary for a turnout of about 26%, based on Lincoln’s 5,015 registered voters as of November 2020.

Full results, including those for Democratic and Republican Town Committee members and state committee man and woman can be found here.  

Precinct 1Precinct 2Total
DEMOCRAT
Joseph R. Biden6953261,021
No Preference354479
Dean Phillips141327
Marianne Williamson11718
Write-In145
Blank011
Precinct 1Precinct 1Total
REPUBLICAN
Nikki Haley247162409
Donald J. Trump7373146
Chris Christie4610
Ron DeSantis213
Write-in123
No Preference202
Vivek Ramaswamy011
Ryan Binkley000
Asa Hutchinson000

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