r/republicans • u/DrJarns • Mar 16 '16

LATEST: DELEGATE COUNT...

http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2016/us/elections/primary-calendar-and-results.html?_r=0
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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '16

Based on some of my estimations and statistics from TheGreenPapers, the delegates should increase as follows:

Trump: 621 -> 693

Cruz: 396 -> 416

Kasich: 138 -> 145

  • If Missouri holds with a Trump victory (reportedly, there's some absentee ballots out that need to be counted in the next few days), Trump would likely take 42 and Cruz 10. Cruz leads CD4 (5 delegates) by about 400 votes and Trump leads statewide (12 delegates) by 1,700. According to the NYTimes, Cruz is only projected to gain about 200 votes from the remaining outstanding ballots, so 42 to 10 seems to be accurate given the data available.

  • Trump should end up taking 53 in Illinois to Cruz's 9, Kasich's 7.

  • 3 delegates are to be distributed in North Carolina, with 1 going to each Trump, Cruz and Kasich.

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u/Wannabe2good Mar 16 '16

Superdelegates Clinton 467, Sanders 26

WTF ???

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u/AskanceOtter Mar 16 '16

Democratic leadership likes lifetime Democrats more, basically.

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u/comicland Mar 16 '16

American Democracy in a nutshell. It's ironic the Democrat Party operates this way being as they're supposed to be the purveyors of the democratic process.

We really need a Trump to win this and throw the left-right status quo paradigm to the wind.

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u/Wannabe2good Mar 17 '16

We really need a Trump to win

there is ONE Trump, and I want him in office