I couldn’t hear well, because I was in another room, but I thought I heard an analyst on Sean Hannity’s show say Trump would get 120 delegates today.
I haven’t run the math in a while, but I think he will get far more than that today, right?
I thought he was on track today to come close to 1000 total delegates, or about 160.
Cruz does not have a pathway to 850 delegates.
Aything more than 100 is gravy.
According to thegreenpapers.com,
Trump has 846 ‘hard’ delegates (excluding today’s delegates) and Cruz has 544. A difference of 302.
CT 28
DE 16
MD 38
PA 71
RI 19
Total 172 today.
Ok, Rush just said 172 at stake, but Trump only “likely” to get max of 123.
Now, that’s just garbage that it’s “been calculated.”
If Trump gets 156 he’s at 1000. CA is 172, and many Trump supporters have said that he’s likely to get 140.
That would be 1140 with nine primaries remaining including IN.
Trump wins WV, for 34. That’s 1174. That leaves OR, WA, NM.
WA, OR, and NM are proportional, so figure Trump for 42. That’s 1226.
That leaves IN, MT, SD, and NE. I gave MT, SD, and NE to Cruz.
TRUMP ONLY NEEDS 11 DELEGATES FROM IN, in any way (ie.e, win the state or win the districts). Moreover, that assumes a very low number from PA and possibly a low number from CA and doesn’t even factor in a single one of the uncommitted Carson or Paul delegates plus the 18 or so Virgin Islands delegates. Game, set, match.