President Joe Biden has won the Democratic presidential primary in Nevada with approximately 90% of the vote, securing 36 delegates.

Biden's victory in Nevada follows his earlier successes in South Carolina and New Hampshire.

In a surprising turn for the GOP, 'none of these candidates' topped the Nevada primary, overshadowing Nikki Haley's campaign.

Donald Trump has exploited a legal loophole to participate in Nevada's caucuses, with expectations of securing a majority of delegates.

Polls indicate Trump is leading both in Nevada and nationwide, while Biden struggles with low approval ratings among the general electorate.

The Nevada primary, now held in compliance with new DNC rules, sets the stage for the upcoming critical Michigan primary on February 27.

Former President Donald Trump is anticipated to win the Nevada GOP caucus, as Biden aims for the 1,968 delegates needed for the Democratic nomination.