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Question: There are 18 districts and a total of 54 district delegates, so I assumed they would be divided evenly, so there would be 3 per district, as with many states, regardless of district population. Is that correct?
Also, the total number of candidates is 162, which would be exactly enough for 9 per district if spread evenly, so I was assuming that was how it worked. But apparently that is not correct.
According to the list, the number of candidates per district varies from as low as 3 to to as many as 15. Can that be right? It seems as though if the end result is 3 delegates per district, the candidates per district should also be evenly spread over the districts, i.e., 9 *18 =162.
If the list is correct, how can, say, the 14th district, which lists only 3 candidates, elect 3 from 3? It seems like that would give the voters no choice.
My district 13 lists only 7 which surprised me.
Sorry for all the questions.