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To: Trump20162020

Using the numbers provided in your chart, Trump still has 294 more delegates than Cruz. Factor also the upcoming primaries in the following states where a total of 139 Delegates are at stake:

New York - 95 Delegates

Connecticut - 28 Delegates

Delaware - 16 Delegates

Trump has a very good chance of winning all 139 of these delegates in these states.

So, Cruz wins Wisconsin, and this is supposed to be a game changer? Sorry, I’m not seeing it, or buying it.


1,497 posted on 04/05/2016 10:47:33 PM PDT by Artcore
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To: Artcore

Trump got almost the same % of the vote he did in Michigan, a win for him, but now a loss in Wisconsin. Trump didn’t get any more unpopular between then and now. His opposition just finally started voting smarter.

This vote tonight shows what the smart numbers guys have been saying for two months, that all the Republicans need to do is consolidate behind one candidate to beat Trump, because Trump has had a ceiling under 50% everywhere. If Rubio had gotten out sooner than Florida, Cruz might be leading in delegates. And if Kasich gets out now, Cruz will almost catch up to Trump in delegates.


1,518 posted on 04/05/2016 11:30:42 PM PDT by JediJones (The younger presidential candidate has won the popular vote since '92. Vote younger. Vote Cruz. Win.)
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