[The Iceman Cometh]

And what percentage of the population was able to 'select' their 'delegate'? In the end, we all know with the evidence that the delegates are predetermined to 'select' the chosen candidate of the party and not the people.

The people were not properly polled to determine the will of the people.

Cruzbots care naught of the will of the people.

[FreeReign]

... local caucuses were held where all registered Republicans were eligible to vote for delegates, who by state law must declare their presidential preference. These elected delegates then vote in county conventions and finally the state convention.

And what percentage of the population was able to 'select' their 'delegate'?

You're being ridiculous. I said, "all registered Republicans".

In the end, we all know with the evidence that...

Stop with the Consensus Fallacy argument nonsense.

...the delegates are predetermined to 'select' the chosen candidate of the party and not the people.

For the third time now, all Republicans in Wyoming can run as and vote for the delegates.

The people were not properly polled to determine the will of the people.

You're being obtuse.

Cruzbots care naught of the will of the people

No you Trumpbot care nothing about the will of the registered Republican people in Wyoming.

[21twelve]

“And what percentage of the population was able to ‘select’ their ‘delegate’?”

I’m guessing that Wyoming is pretty much Republican. Say maybe 70% of the voters? So, 70% of the voters were able to select a delegate to send from their precinct, and those delegates (who are GOP precinct commiteemen) go on to the county where they elect the folks to go to state.

So - if they wanted to, 100% of registered Republicans could have been in on the selection.