Posted on 03/05/2016 1:24:33 AM PST by NYRepublican72
GOP Primaries for March 5
(Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine)
154 of 2,472 delegates allocated
GOP Primary for March 6
(Puerto Rico)
23 of 2,472 delegates allocated
For primary dates and times:
Official GOP websites for states.
For delegate allocation:
The Green Papers
Frontloading Blogspot
For polling data:
Real Clear Politics
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I’ll being voting for the only true constitutional conservative, Ted Cruz, in my home state of Louisiana.
Rubio gets a win on Sunday. Trump looking to go 4 for 4 today.
Voting Cruz in Kansas. I am pre-registered for the caucus so I can get through the process fast.
You think Rubio will win in PR? He just told them to go fix their stuff or they can’t go bankrupt. They don’t have any wriggle room left except to change government. That would be like Greece voting for a German Chancellor who advocates austerity. I think he will bomb there personally, in spite of campaigning there, but I could be wrong.
I am pre-registered also!! Looking forward to seeing Trump, LIVE!! GO Trump!
Thanks for the info !
MAGA !!!
THank you for compiling that chart and the links. It’s a big help.
Over/under 70 delegates or about half...
Thank you for doing these charts, they’re a great help!
To be a true Constitutional he’d have to understand and follow Article II.
Cruz doesn’t have the pedigree to be POTUS.
Great Post
A Romney spokesperson said if Trump gets the nomination it will be the first time since Reagan a conservative will be on the ballot.
Like McCain, Romney, Dole, Bush I, Bush II were conservative.
Please add me to your ping list, thank you!
ragmop
I’ll be voting the for the Constitutionally ELIGIBLE conservative, Donald Trump, in my home state of Louisiana.
Looks like three are closed, according to Cruz, Trump can’t win those.
Have fun. I hope my candidate wins.
Seems to me that voting for a constitutional conservative in this race is like voting for a third party candidate - it’s a wasted protest vote that will have little effect on the eventual outcome. And I’m as big of a constitutional conservative as anyone here!
I’ve listened to Rush dream of having a constitutional conservative on a presidential ticket for 20 years now. So naturally Cruz was my pick when this whole thing started. But I always worried about his vote-getting ability in the general.
When the Trump phenomenon exploded onto the scene, the reasons for these nagging doubts about Cruz crystallized and I could see that Trump recognized that the country was not yet ready for a costitutional conservative - especially a Christian conservative.
The pendulum in this country has swung so far to the left that even mainstream Republicans are indistinguishable from democrats. If they mention conservative values at all when they’re at the media microphones, it is only to trash them.
Trump gets this. I think he is a conservative, but he knows that stressing that in this race will only lose him votes. That’s why he’s keeping his platform so frustratingly vague and middle-of-the-road.
Once the Trump phenomenon exposes the self-proclaimed “conservative” RINOs for what they really are, and the real conservatives can start removing them from center stage, real conservative values and their benefits can once again register in the American consciousness.
Unfortunately, that’s not going to happen this election cycle. A vote for Trump is a vote for moving the pendulum back towards the right and exposing the current “conservatives” for what they are - traitors to the cheap labor express.
Ted Cruz should keep his powder dry for 2020.
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