JimBowie1958
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Trump currently has 994 delegates pledged to him on the first ballot.
Who's Winning the Presidential Delegate Count?
Lets use the current polls to calculate what Trump will win, but give him only 65% of the delegates, and he has been doing way better than that in states he wins, and assume Cruze gets 100% of the states Trump loses.
Indiana: Trump +37
Nebraska: Trump loses
West Virginia: Trump +22
Oregon: Trump +18
Washington: Trump +28
California: Trump +111
New Jersey: Trump +34
New Mexico: Trump loss
Montana: Trump loss
South Dakota:Trump loss
Trump goes into convention with 1241 delegates.
In reality Trump will sweep West Virginia and New Jersey, so he will have an additional 29 delegates over this predicted amount.
With Trumps momentum building, he will probably win more states than this.But if Trump loses Indiana, and he is up 6% with the wind at his back, so its very unlikely, but if Trump loses Indiana then the nomination is still open in all practical considerations.
But he is not going to lose Indiana and this nomination race is over in practical terms after Indiana.
Who's Winning the Presidential Delegate Count?
Lets use the current polls to calculate what Trump will win, but give him only 65% of the delegates, and he has been doing way better than that in states he wins, and assume Cruze gets 100% of the states Trump loses.
Indiana: Trump +37
Nebraska: Trump loses
West Virginia: Trump +22
Oregon: Trump +18
Washington: Trump +28
California: Trump +111
New Jersey: Trump +34
New Mexico: Trump loss
Montana: Trump loss
South Dakota:Trump loss
Trump goes into convention with 1241 delegates.
In reality Trump will sweep West Virginia and New Jersey, so he will have an additional 29 delegates over this predicted amount.
With Trumps momentum building, he will probably win more states than this.But if Trump loses Indiana, and he is up 6% with the wind at his back, so its very unlikely, but if Trump loses Indiana then the nomination is still open in all practical considerations.
But he is not going to lose Indiana and this nomination race is over in practical terms after Indiana.