| Need to Nominate |  |
1,237 |
| (available) | |
945 |
| D Trump | |
755 |
| R Cruz | |
426 |
| M Rubio | |
169 |
| J Kasich | |
144 |
| Uncommitted | |
18 |
| B Carson | |
8 |
| J Bush | |
4 |
| C Fiorina | |
1 |
| M Huckabee | |
1 |
| R Paul | |
1 |
| Total | |
2,472 |
| Need to Nominate | |
1,237 |
| (available) | |
945 |
| D Trump | |
755 |
| R Cruz | |
426 |
| M Rubio | |
169 |
| J Kasich | |
144 |
| Uncommitted | |
18 |
| B Carson | |
8 |
| J Bush | |
4 |
| C Fiorina | |
1 |
| M Huckabee | |
1 |
| R Paul | |
1 |
| Total | |
2,472 |
By that count Ted winning the nomination outright is now a virtual impossibility. He will not win NJ, and will get few, if any, delegates from NY.
He could sweep everything else but those two and still be short in Cleveland.
I’ve got to check the math against other sources, but his window is narrower then the eye of the needle.
Red, this is why Cruz has been such a loon the last week or two.
He is so DONE, unless he can get the GOPE to cheat and install him, but they can not stand him!