Additional Reference / Covers Delegates Allotted to Date
Click on the graphic for the source. You can right click view, to see a larger version of a specific graphic.
Posted on 06/07/2016 1:45:03 PM PDT by Salvation
Tuesday, June 7th primaries
California – 546 delegates
Montana – 27 delegates
New Jersey – 142 delegates
New Mexico – 43 delegates
South Dakota – 25 delegates
North Dakota – D Caucus – 25 D delegates
I support Trump, but...
Your concern is noted.
Vote Trump
Sorry, it may be the biased media but I only remember big Obama rallies also in 2012. But point taken. It is the votes on the day that counts.
I’m quite conservative in my prediction and I’m put off by all the happy Freeper talk of a Trump landslide.
People had the same wishful thinking about Romney and where shocked when he lost.
We have to look at the world as it is, not how we would like to be.
Hillary is a tough candidate to beat and even Ronald Reagan couldn’t win today.
I would love to be proved wrong.
I intend to vote for Trump.
I’m on record as saying I will vote for Trump and I hope he wins.
At the moment though, the CW is the election is Hillary’s to lose.
Trump IS a street fighter, I also believe Reagan could NOT win today BUT Trump CAN!!! Today’s society will LOVE Trump’s bombastic style that is why the GOPe NEEDS to STFU and let Trump be Trump !!!!
I hadn’t heard anything from Dinesh D’Souza for awhile. I remember his 2012 movie warning about what sort of world we’d be facing in 2016 if BO won in 2012. So I went looking, and found something from him expressing the same pessimism about the outcome of this year’s election.
I do hope he’s wrong.
Trump will need a 2X or 3X effort to overcome the racial attacks, foreign help, vote fraud, anything else she can throw at him. He will need help from Heaven, and I am not joking.
As of right now, California is on pace to be the 2nd biggest state for Trump with 77.4% of the vote, behind NJ at 80.6%, followed by Washington State at 75.8%.
Bernie didn’t concede, drop out or suspend his campaign.
He pointedly refused to acknowledge Hillary as the party’s nominee.
For Hillary, party unity remains elusive.
Another plus for Trump. The longer the Rats fight each other the better.
Looks like Trump will end up with a quite comfortable 300 delegate margin by the time all is said and done, should definitely be enough to head off any potential convention shenanigans (although I think those plans are all but dead, every once in a while some gadfly like Curly Haugland still floats some off-the-wall plan to deny Trump the nomination through convention chicanery). Trump may even have enough loyal delegates to firmly control the convention rules and platform committee even after Cruz stacking the slates with his people (not that I think Trump really give a hoot what the party platform or convention rules say anyway as he will just ignore it and do his own thing).
BTW CNN talking heads dismiss all talk about Clinton scandals - but what can they do? They have covered for her for almsot 25 years now.
Bernie wants a long list of concessions from Hillary before he’ll extend her his support.
Hillary will have no choice but to accede to them to bring Bernie’s supporters on board.
Whether that will be acceptable to the floating middle that decides the election remains to be seen.
Potential problem. Despite everything not even in the USA of 2016 can you win an election based only on hispanics, blacks, LGBT-persons and left wing academics.
OK, have to sign off now. Thanks for talking.
Additional Reference / Covers Delegates Allotted to Date
Click on the graphic for the source. You can right click view, to see a larger version of a specific graphic.
NC I covered in another post http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3437888/posts#14
Other results
Iowa, Former LT Governor and Sec of Agriculture Patty Judge won the rat nomination to face Chuck Grassley.
In CD-3, Rep. David Young faces a rematch with rat Jim Mowrer.
In CD-1, Conservative Rep. Rod Blum faces well funded rat Monica Vernon in a rat leaning district.
Montana.
Businessman Greg Gianforte won the GOP nomination for Governor, he faces rat incumbent Steve Bullock. This race ought to be competitive but I don’t know if it is. Higher profile candidates declined to run.
New Jersey
CD 7, RINO Congressman Leonard Lance easily won renomination over a decent challenger in the only hot GOP primary.
South Dakota and New Mexico, zzzzzzzzzzz
CALIFORNIA
Democrats are guaranteed to keep Barbara Boxer’s Senate seat as rats place first and second in the stupid unconstitutional top-two primary, as expected.
With 62% reporting
State AG Kamala Harris has just under 40%,
Congressman Loretta Sanchez has 17.5%
Republican Duf Sundheim has 9%.
12 Republican candidates are splitting 31.6% of the vote.
LAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMEEEEEEEEEEEEE
The rats had to contend only with 4 minor candidates taking votes from Harris and Sanchez
Some selected Congressional Results
CD-1, SAFE R seat
Conservtive Rep Doug LaMalfa (40%) will face Rat Jim Reed (29%), Republican Joe Montes got 17%. Black Republican Gregory Cheadle of recent fame, placed last of 7 candidates.
CD 3
In a seat that was competitive in 2014, Rat incumbent John Garamendi is getting over 60% of the vote. He faces Republican Surgeon Eugene Cleek, who is financially competitive.
CD 7, closely contested district, the rat incumbent Ami Bera and Sacramento Sheriff Scott Jones (R) were the only 2 candidates. Bera came out ahead 53-47 in this meaningless preliminary fight. Hottest race in the state, probably.
CD-8, GOP seat
Rep Paul Cook (R) placed first, too close to call whether he’ll face a rat or 2014 GOP Gubernatorial candidate Tim Donnelly, the rat is ahead, 40% in.
CD-9, competitive race in 2014
Rat Incumbent Jerry McNerney got 55%, 2 Republicans most of the rest, the rat faces 2014 nominee Tony Amador who is not currently financially competitive
CD 10, Close GOP District
Incumbent Jeff Denham faces rat bee farmer and 2014 nominee Michael Eggman, total GOP primary vote, 57%. Eggman got 44% in the 2014 general election.
CD 16, stolen race in 2014
Rat incumbent Jim Costa got 54%, 2 Republicans the rest. Costa faces 2014 nominee Johnny Tacherra
CD 21, lowest Romney support in a CA GOP held seat
Republican incumbent David Valadao is getting 58% of the vote. Has way more money than the rat he’ll face. I’d call him safe.
CD 24, Open rat seat, competitive, Lois Capps retiring
Rat Salud Carbajal will face Republican Justin Fareed, who beat out GOP Assemblyman Khatchik Achadjian for 2nd place, Both are well funded. Total GOP vote 44.7% Total rat vote, 53.3
CD 26, close races in 2014 and 2012
Rat Rep. Julia Brownley appears to have escaped a major challenger this time. She crushed the underfunded nobody Republican by over 20 points, doesn’t look vulnerable at all for November, a shame.
CD 31, Close race in 2014, rat gain from GOP
Rat Incumbent Pete Aguilar faces a rematch with Republican Paul Chabot, Former Rat Rep. and now Republican Joe Baca is a distant third. Total GOP vote almost 47%, 11.6% of it Baca’s. Still a lot of votes outstanding. Chabot needs dough, Agiluar is sitting on a huge warchest.
CD 36, close district,
Rat incumbent Raul Ruiz, 56.6%, Republican State Senator Jeff Stone 33.5%, another Republican the rest, only 30% of the vote in. Like Chabot, Stone is way behind in money.
CD 46, Lorretta Sanchez’s open seat
Former Rat State Senator Lou Correa will apparently face Republcan Sheriff’s Deputy Bob Peterson who has almost no money, another rat is about roughly 500 votes behind Peterson with almost all the votes in, could end up rat/rat, I don’t think we have a chance anyway. Poor effort in this seat, total dem vote 68%.
CD 49, GOP Seat that’s been trending the wrong way
Rep. Darrell Issa (51.5%) faces rat Doug Applegate (45.3), some indy got the rest. 80% in. Issa won the 2014 general by 60-40. Good news is Applegate is light on cash. He’s an “Iraq Veteran” so expect national rat attention after this fairly strong primary showing.
CD 52, Stolen race in 2014, close district
Rat incumbent Scott Peters 58.6% pretty good for him, faces former GOP aide Denise Gitsham. She looks like a promising candidate, needs more money.
We have some prospects in Cali but our candidates face a tough road. Trump’s plan to contest the state may help, or not.
uou r jenius.
looks like Sanders hurt us by bringing out more DEM voters.
GOP needed a contested primary.
**I don’t think anyone of the other candidates would have been able to beat her, but I still have big hopes for Trump.**
I think a lots of people do. The problem is the dem’s voting fraud. Can it be overcome?
Good to hear. Really, this election is a choice between the takers and he makers. Skin colour doesn't determine that divide.
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.