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To: BfloGuy

Nah, Feedback is always welcomed, thank you.

As for NY, I’m estimating here. From what I’ve seen at the Green Papers, it’s 2 delegates per each of the 29 CD’s, then the other 34 are allocated based on the statewide vote, but if the statewide winner gets 50%+, they get all 34.

NY is on the same day as PA, and my assumption is Santorum will spend a lot more time there because his chances winner there are a lot more than NY.

They way I broke NY down. I gave Romney 20 CD’s for 40 Delegates, Santorum 8 CD’s for 16, and 1 CD for Newt for 2. I assumed that Romney would probably get over 50% here and 34 more delegates, but if he doesn’t, then Santorum’s numbers would go up based on his voting percentage.

That’s how I got Rom -74 Sant - 16 Newt 2.

But IF Romney is held under 50%, it changes. Of the 34 delegates, they get allocated based on statewide percentage with a 20% Threshhold. So if Romney got 45%, Santorum 25% Newt 20%, the distribution would be 17 for Romney, 10 for Santorum, and 7 for Newt.

That would make the state totals Rom - 57, Sant 26, and Newt 9.

It all depends on what liberal NYC does.


19 posted on 02/18/2012 3:19:28 PM PST by parksstp (I pick Rick! (If he's good enough for Mark Levin and Rush Limbaugh, he's good enough for me))
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To: parksstp
It all depends on what liberal NYC does.

Unfortunately, that is always the case.

21 posted on 02/18/2012 3:58:31 PM PST by BfloGuy (The final outcome of the credit expansion is general impoverishment.)
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