[SoothingDave]

Some of the Cruz people said they planned to vote for Cruz only. That’s the difference between Cruz and Trump people. I couldn’t vote for Cruz, but then if Cruz had won the state, I wouldn’t sign up to be a delegate to take someone else’s place, who could vote for either Cruz or Trump. I wouldn’t be stacking the deck.

You do realize that if there is no majority winner on the first ballot, that the delegates keep voting until there is a winner?

And that in this case some of the delegates will have to change votes, or else they will have ballots until infinity?

[Bruce Campbells Chin]

And that in this case some of the delegates will have to change votes, or else they will have ballots until infinity?

If I was going to construct a rule, I'd make it so that delegates are bound as long as the candidate to whom they are committed is one of the top two vote getters on a particular ballot. Or maybe limit it to the top four on the second ballot, top 3 on the third, and top 2 on the 4th, so it couldn't go more than 4 ballots.