Cruz, Sanders score victories in Wisconsin primary
Elian el-Khamissi
Press TV, Washington
US Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders and Republican Ted Cruz have beaten their parties’ front-runners Hilary Clinton and Donald Trump in the Wisconsin primary elections. Sanders secured over 53 percent of the votes and 44 delegates against Clinton’s 28. On the Republican front, Cruz won 50 percent of the votes and 33 out of the 36 delegates.
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