Anyone know how the CA delegate system works? By district? How are they split up?
I copy/pasted this from the CA GOP Website.
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California National Delegation
Welcome to the official California web portal for the Republican National Convention, July 18-21, 2016 in Cleveland, Ohio!
2016conventionlogofinal2016 is set to be one of the most important elections of our lifetime and we invite you to take part by applying to be a delegate or alternate delegate for the Republican National Convention. The California Delegation to the Republican National Convention is comprised of 341 California Republicans (172 delegates and 169 alternates).
By completing an application form and listing your 2016 candidate of choice you will help the CRP provide a comprehensive list of potential delegates and alternates to the Republican Presidential candidates for their consideration.
California’s election laws award delegates on a winner take all basis for each Congressional District, which means the candidate that wins each Congressional District during the June 7, 2016 Primary Election will receive all three delegates and alternate delegates for that district. In addition California has 10 at-large delegates and alternate delegates which are awarded to the overall winner of the statewide vote
As you think about applying, please remember to take into consideration the large financial and time commitment required for being a delegate. Delegates will need to assume all costs for food, travel, lodging (the RNC requires 5 night minimum hotel stay, i.e. you pay for 5 nights lodging even if you don’t stay all 5 nights) and a $900 California Delegation participation fee (paid with personal funds).
This is not intended to dissuade you from signaling your interest in being a delegate or alternate, but to ensure that you are aware of the commitment necessary – with only five weeks between California’s primary and the RNC convention we must provide candidates a list of potential delegates that will not drop out due to cost or time constraints.
Also keep in mind that by submitting your form and signaling your interest, the CRP will perform our due diligence to ensure we are providing the presidential candidates with a solid list of potential delegates.
Please check our FAQ page or contact the CRP office at info@cagop.org if you have any questions.