Posted on 03/27/2016 3:25:41 PM PDT by Be Careful
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April 5, 2016 (42 bound)
Wisconsin Primary (42) Winner take all statewide and by congressional district
April 9, 2016 (0 bound)
Colorado Convention (37/0) Delegates elected at district and state conventions, and bound as they declare
April 19, 2016 (92 bound)
New York Primary (95/92) Proportional with 20% threshold
Northeast Primary: April 26, 2016 (109 bound)
Connecticut Primary (28/25) Winner take all above 50%, otherwise proportional with 20% threshold statewide and winner take all by congressional district
Delaware Primary (16) Winner take all
Maryland Primary (38) Winner take all
Pennsylvania Primary (71/14) Winner take all statewide, remaining delegates elected on ballot and unbound
Rhode Island Primary (19/16) Proportional with 10% threshold
May 3, 2016 (54 bound)
Indiana Primary (57/54) Winner take all statewide and by congressional district
May 10, 2016 (67 bound)
Nebraska Primary (36) Winner take all
West Virginia Primary (34/31) Delegates elected directly on ballot and bound by preference
May 17, 2016 (25 bound)
Oregon Primary (28/25) Proportional
May 27, 2016 (41 bound)
Washington Primary (44/41) Proportional with 20% threshold
Last Call: June 7, 2016 (294 bound)
The final primary day
California Primary (172/169) Winner take all statewide and by congressional district
Montana Primary (27) Winner take all
New Jersey Primary (51) Winner take all
New Mexico Primary (24/21) Proportional with 15% threshold
South Dakota Primary (29/26) Winner take all
THE CONVENTION: July 18, 2016 Cleveland, Ohio
If no candidate has the required number of delegates on the first ballot, balloting will continue until a nominee emerges with a majority of delegates. Most delegates are freed from their bindings after the first ballot or if released by the candidate. Others are held for longer.
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First primary I will be voting. NY.
Trump.
Yes! I voted for him in Michigan.
This has been a charade of an primary election. The race is such a lopsided win for Trump that its ludicrous to suggest otherwise. We are stuck with a non-winner trying to steal delegates from a winner that’s way out in front on so many levels and issues.
Team Cruz is efficient in weaseling out wins in a few caucus states known for their oddball and malleable vote counting methods.
Cruz won:
Virgin Islands by 30 votes
Wyoming by 480 votes
Alaska by 600 votes
Maine by 2,500.
Here are the rounded total votes Cruz won in his nine winning states.
Wyoming 620 people
Virgin Isl 200 people
Alaska 8,400
Maine 8,500
Kansas 35,000
Iowa 52,000
Utah 122,00
Okie 158,000
He won eight states totaling 385,000 votes.
If it wasnt for Texas, hed have a pile of beans.
Teds lackluster Texas win, Texas 1,239,393.
Cruzs winning votes in nine states are 1,724,000.
Cruz won 9 states with 1,724,000 votes
Trump won 21 states, and nearly all the states were won by tens or hundreds of thousands of votes. The millions that have attended his rallies have voted.
Marianas (343 people)
Hawaii 6K
Vermont 20K
Nevada 35K
Kentucky 83K
N. H. 101K
Louisiana 125K
Arkansas 133K
Mississipi 191K
South Car 241K
Arizona 250K
Mass. 311K
Tenn. 333K
Virginia 356K
AlaBama. 372K
Missouri 382K
N. Carol 458K
Michig. 483K
Georgia 503K
Illinois 557K
FLorida 1,079,741
Trump won 21 states with 6,020,000 votes
Cruzs only way to prevail now is by chicanery and fraud, but then thats just how he began this campaign.
had to run to the mailbox last minute this past week!
i’m good to go. Michigan. Good!
wow...just look at those Trump numbers....just wow
I think the GOPe will try to pull the same ol’, same ol’ dirty tricks...they will try to hijack the convention....and if they somehow succeed....will rub our noses in it and ask if we really want Hillary to win, assuming we will vote in order to stop Hillary.
This time is very different.
I will NEVER vote GOPe again and prefer that they die a dishonorable death.
Cruzs only way to prevail now is by chicanery and fraud, but then thats just how he began this campaign.
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Actually he can also win by a vote of the delegates on a second or subsequent ballot. Chicanery is as available to Trump as it is to any candidate and involves convincing delegates to vote for you. If Trump can’t make those kind of deals he deserves to lose. He is, after all, an expert deal maker as I’m sure you’ve heard.
Trumps got my vote in PA. This will be my first part vote in my life. First time I felt like it actually makes a difference too!
Political parties are run by powerful insiders and he’s at at disadvantage because the rules don’t really mean anything and are not enforceable in a court of law. They are subject to change, and vote recounts, and whatever else they can conspire to obtain their desired result.
It’s more a kin to doing business with third world foreigners that have no code of honor. No stinkin’ rules, really. And the democrats are worse with the super delegate nonsense.
He should have political lawyers at his disposal to play on their terms or he will lose even if he walks in Cleveland with 1237 or more.
And, if he wins, the GOPe may sabotage his win for Hellary. They’d rather themselves stay in their position.s and their beholden by the millions of dollars of elite donors. Some kind of system we have, mighty fine.
And, if he wins, the GOPe may sabotage his win for Hellary. Theyd rather themselves stay in their position.s and their beholden by the millions of dollars of elite donors. Some kind of system we have, mighty fine.
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You are dreaming. Buying Trump will cost way less. If Trump wins the nomination (still a likelihood IMHO) the GOPe will cut their deals with Trump. He gets the massive GOPe financial support he needs to win, they get Business as Usual.
Trump will need to make that deal. The GOPe will be all too willing to oblige. They would prefer Kasich and would accept Cruz. But winning is everything and the GOPe will be there to pull Trump across the finish line - under their terms.
To believe otherwise is really naive. Your GOPe for Hillary Theory is just nonsense. She has her team. They will reap their reward if she is elected.
I will have more faith then, I hope that you’re correct.
welcome to FR!
lol..BUT! you forgot to add the words ‘Again...Just for old times’ sake’
Save for me.
Actually at this point I think we will see it being Donald or the end of the GOP.
I have never seen such blatent attempted theft in my life from the American voter by the political class.
That is precisely what this election is. And if we don't get our bloodless revolution in November, sh!ts gonna get awful ugly.
Yeah, it’s their slogan but it’s not new.
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