95% in and Cruz is leading 48.5 to Trump’s 35. So far 33 delegates for Cruz, 3 for Trump.
If you look at the state Trump has won about 75% of the land area, mostly Santorum counties in 2004. Cruz has carried the liberal strongholds that Romney carried in 2012. Big cities.
Because like Romney, Cruz is now establishment. CNN was going on about how strange it is that the guy who filibustered is now part of the establishment and they say establishment over and over.
I guess Cruz supporters won't care.
That right there is interesting.
funny
mr “most conservative candidate” wins the liberal areas?
Yup, teddy cuck is the beneficiary of a liberal operation chaos against Trump in the lib big towns.
So, Cruz won 33 delegates-wow!
Liberty Valance wrote in reply: That right there is interesting.
I'll tell you what's EVEN MORE INTERESTING, and this is a heads-up to LS:
I like to do election numbers [have for years - numbers/data guy], and I was perusing the Republican/Democrat vote totals. Republican turnout was WAY up over 2012 - 788,000 in 2012, about 1,050,000 in 2016.
Democrat turnout - 970,000, in a hotly contested election.
I had a thought, and checked 2008. In ANOTHER hotly contested Democrat primary election,the Democrat turnout was 1,113,285.
So, like - where did the other 143,000, give or take, go?
Knowwhutahmsayin?
The DNC wouldn't send in expendable vote footsoldiers to vote for a sure loser on the Pubbie side, in order to put a thumb on the scales at the Republican National Convention, would they? But where EXACTLY did young Mr. Cruz's over-votes come in? Hmmmmmmmmm? :)