TALLAHASSEE, Florida — Donald Trump romped to an overwhelming win in Tuesday’s Republican presidential primary in Florida, although there were signs that he did not command complete loyalty over the state’s GOP voters.
Trump won the primary by a substantial margin, taking home all 125 delegates, but other candidates — including former rivals Gov. Ron DeSantis and former United Nations ambassador Nikki Haley — still managed to pick up around a fifth of the vote in the relatively low-turnout primary.
Four years ago, incumbent Trump won nearly 94 percent of the vote against three other candidates on Florida’s GOP presidential primary ballot.
