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Cruz is on a winning streak from UT (40 Cruz, 0 Trump), ND (18 Cruz, 1 Trump, 9 undecided), WI (looks to be Cruz 36 Trump 6) and what’s done so far from CO (Cruz 6, Trump 0) CO will pick 31 more delegates, probably mostly for Cruz) this weekend before shifting to Trump’s home turf. That’s 94-7 before the rest of the CO haul. NY is a big state, but it’s not winner take all, so Cruz and Kasich can probably chip off more of its 95 than Trump took in this stretch. And NY’s size is diminished in that GOP avoids bonus delegates for electoral success in each state at the Federal and State level. Dang few GOP bonus points in NY, but plenty in the smaller states Cruz is winning.


1,480 posted on 04/05/2016 10:25:38 PM PDT by JohnBovenmyer (Obama been Liberal. Hope Changed)
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To: JohnBovenmyer

teddy wants to obtain power not through the voters but through Uniparty shenanigans. teddy is unmanly. #BetaMalecruz


1,486 posted on 04/05/2016 10:32:06 PM PDT by Vision Thing (beta-male teddy runs into the arms of the Uniparty.)
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To: JohnBovenmyer
Cruz is on a winning streak from UT (40 Cruz, 0 Trump)

Arizona voted that night. Funny you conveniently ignored that.

The rest of April's primaries:

New York: 90% chance of Trump win
Connecticut: 73% chance of Trump win
Delaware: 68% chance of Trump win
Maryland: 58% chance of Trump win
Pennsylvania: 72% chance of Trump win
Rhode Island: 76% chance of Trump win

http://predictwise.com/politics/2016-president-primaries

There's a pretty good chance, barring an upset in Maryland, that Wisconsin may be Cruz's only primary victory in the entire month of April.

1,496 posted on 04/05/2016 10:47:14 PM PDT by Trump20162020
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