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Donald Trump: Won the Reform Party's Michigan primary with about 2,164 votes, roughly 70 percent against an uncommitted line, and the California primary on March 7, both after withdrawing and without campaigning in either state. Sources differ on the California totals.
Action · February 22, 2000
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- Won the Reform Party's Michigan primary with about 2,164 votes, roughly 70 percent against an uncommitted line, and the California primary on March 7, both after withdrawing and without campaigning in either state. Sources differ on the California totals.
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