The names and how the delegates from every state vote at the convention should absolutely be public knowledge. I don’t know if there is a tally by delegate name of how states cast their votes from the floor, but there should be.
Representing the voters and casting votes for president at the conventions should not be an anonymous or secret activity.
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It’s not, It is public record:
Caucus
Source: Colorado Republican Party
Contest Available
Del Delegate Preference Type
CD01 3
Everett, Justin Cruz Delegate
Sanchez, Tony Cruz Delegate
Gessler, Scott Cruz Delegate
Olson, Carolyn Unpledged Alternate
Eigles, Bill Cruz Alternate
Garcia, Ray Unpledged Alternate
CD02 3
Woodward, Robert Cruz Delegate
McAlpine, Michael Unpledged Delegate
Neilson, Marty Unpledged Delegate
Bliss, John S. Cruz Alternate
Fernandez, Rick Unpledged Alternate
Toomey, John Edward III Cruz Alternate
CD03 3
Sturm, Melanie Cruz Delegate
Stapleton, Anita M. Cruz Delegate
Horn, Brita Cruz Delegate
Hofman, Steven Cruz Alternate
Barker, Bradley Cruz Alternate
Gutierrez, Laureen Adele Cruz Alternate
CD04 3
Buck, Perry Cruz Delegate
Short, Guy Cruz Delegate
Unruh, Kendal Cruz Delegate
Shay, Reese Unpledged Alternate
Schlegel, Kurt Trump Alternate
McCaskill, Richard Trump Alternate
CD05 3
Crank, Joel Cruz Delegate
Coran, Robin Gale Cruz Delegate
Olmstead, Donald Cruz Delegate
Lambert, Kent Cruz Alternate
Licht, Randy Cruz Alternate
Rendleman, Kay Cruz Alternate
CD06 3
Carson, John Cruz Delegate
Corporon, Randy Cruz Delegate
Thomson, Regina Cruz Delegate
Hoffman, Joy Unpledged Alternate
Jones, Andy Cruz Alternate
Arnold, Brian Unpledged Alternate
CD07 3
Mathai, Anil Unpledged Delegate
Athanasopoulos, George Unpledged Delegate
Szabo, Libby Cruz Delegate
Green, Dan Cruz Alternate
Ytterberg, Don Unpledged Alternate
Mateer, Carter Cruz Alternate
Grand Total
Cruz: 17 delegates.
Unpledged: 4 delegates.
Saturday 9 April 2016: The Colorado State Republican Convention convenes. The State Convention chooses 13 of 37 delegates from Colorado to the Republican National Convention.
National Convention Delegates are bound according to the Presidential candidate (or uncommitted) indicated on their intent to run form.
In addition, 3 party leaders, the National Committeeman, the National Committeewoman, and the chairman of the Colorado’s Republican Party, will attend the convention by virtue of their position, bound to the candidate of choice.
Ted Cruz dominates Colorado GOP convention winning all 34 delegates from The Denver Post. “Cruz completed the sweep by winning all 13 delegates at the state convention in Colorado Springs.”
State Convention
Source: Colorado Republican Party
Contest Available
Del Delegate Preference Type
RNC 3
Leing, George Unpledged Delegate
Ortegon, Vera Unpledged Delegate
Statewide 13
Buck, Ken Cruz Delegate
Neville, Patrick Cruz Delegate
Sharkey, Sue Cruz Delegate
Harvey, Ted Cruz Delegate
Ransom, Kim Cruz Delegate
Grantham, Kevin Cruz Delegate
Teal, George Cruz Delegate
Saine, Lori Cruz Delegate
Williams, Wayne W. Cruz Delegate
Brown, Dudley Cruz Delegate
Gilbreath, Jim Cruz Delegate
Burton, Kristi Brown Cruz Delegate
Humphrey, Stephen Cruz Delegate
Anderson, Scott Cruz Alternate
Hotaling, Jon Cruz Alternate
Bjorklund, Sharon Cruz Alternate
Buck, Perry Cruz Alternate
Davis, Patrick Trump Alternate
Barlock, Edward Stephen E. Trump Alternate
Dooley, Sherry M. Trump Alternate
Gerlock, Beverly A. Trump Alternate
Sengenberger, Jimmy Cruz Alternate
Dimanna, Michael Trump Alternate
Holbrook, Bradley A. Trump Alternate
Keith, Seth Cruz Alternate
Baisley, Mark Cruz Alternate
Grand Total
Cruz: 13 delegates.
Unpledged: 2 delegates.
Available: 1 delegate.
Candidates for national convention delegate need not identify the presidential candidate they are pledged to support, but may do so at their option. The ballot shall include the presidential candidate each candidate for national delegate is pledged to support, or shall indicate that the candidate for national delegate is unpledged. CRC Bylaws, Art. XIII, § A(5)(c).
Representing the voters and casting votes for president at the conventions should not be an anonymous or secret activity.
Midnight Ted had planned to steal the nom in the dark of night. Now a little sunshine is being shined on his two faced nature and he doesn’t like it one bit.