Donald Trump wins Nevada caucus with a large majority — What's next

After winning the Nevada Republican Caucus by a large majority, Republican presidential candidate and former president Donald Trump has gained his third victory in the election race, BBC reported.

He was up against pastor and businessman Ryan Binkley, who only gained 381 votes as compared to Trump's 48,400 votes.

Trump's only opponent remaining in the Republican race for office, former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley, opted not to take part in the Nevada caucus and instead chose to participate in the Nevada primary, which was held on Tuesday.

Haley suffered an embarrassing defeat in the primary after people voted "none of the candidates." 63% of the people who voted, cast their ballots against Haley.

Briefly addressing a victory party in Las Vegas, Donald Trump said, "If we win this state, we easily win the election in November."

Although the result of the Nevada caucus was a foregone conclusion, the state will be hotly contested in the November presidential election. 

The state will see a rematch between 2020 candidates Donald Trump and Joe Biden.

Trump and Haley will next go head-to-head in the state of South Carolina.

Despite three defeats, she has vowed to fight on, arguing that Republican supporters want to see an alternative to Donald Trump and that "voters want an election, not a coronation."