So the DemocRAT house candidate would need about an additional 17% of the vote to win.
Assuming that the 66% are all republican, then (17/66) x 100 = 26% is the percent of republican voters who need to flip their vote to the D side, in order to take down Ryan.
Ryan defeated Nehlen 85% to 15%. So right there you have 15%. The Rat would have to flip just another 10% of the pubbie vote to defeat Ryan in November.
So defeating Ryan in November is not entirely out of the question.
Geez some here can't count and others can't think logically
Why in the world would 26% of the 85% of the GOP voters in the district would change their vote to Dim come November? This is a Congressional District seat only voters in the District can vote for or against Ryan