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Everyone's talking about the debate, or Romney's public bashing of Trump, but very few are actually paying attention to the dozens of caucuses and primaries in the next week and a half.
And they're not looking good for anyone but Trump.
So far, the total delegates are laid out like this.
Trump - 318
Cruz - 226
Rubio - 110
Source -
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2016/president/republican_delegate_count.html
And here's what the polls are looking like for the next week and a half.
http://www.businessinsider.com/donald-trump-polls-leads-florida-michigan-ohio-2016-3
March 5th - Kansas, Kentucky, and Louisiana - 135 total delegates up for grabs (Split) - Trump is up by 12, 13, and 19 points.
March 8th - Michigan and Mississippi - 99 total delegates (Split) - Trump is up by 15 and 24 points.
March 15th - Illinois and North Carolina - 141 delegates (Split) - Trump is up by 15 and 10.
And also on March 15th, are going to solidify his nomination by winning Ohio and Florida, which are winner takes all. 165 total delegates.
Now the theory that Kasich and Rubio would win their home states, and start winning from there constantly to win the nomination, is each an impossibility, especially with Trump likely to have 500+ delegates by that time (all of the states before Florida and Ohio are split).
I previously said that Trump has a 99% chance of winning the nomination, and the ONLY thing that could blow that up is the announcement of a Cruz/Rubio ticket, and that's not going to happen, in all probability.
Trumpsters, you may start to celebrate.
And they're not looking good for anyone but Trump.
So far, the total delegates are laid out like this.
Trump - 318
Cruz - 226
Rubio - 110
Source -
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2016/president/republican_delegate_count.html
And here's what the polls are looking like for the next week and a half.
http://www.businessinsider.com/donald-trump-polls-leads-florida-michigan-ohio-2016-3
March 5th - Kansas, Kentucky, and Louisiana - 135 total delegates up for grabs (Split) - Trump is up by 12, 13, and 19 points.
March 8th - Michigan and Mississippi - 99 total delegates (Split) - Trump is up by 15 and 24 points.
March 15th - Illinois and North Carolina - 141 delegates (Split) - Trump is up by 15 and 10.
And also on March 15th, are going to solidify his nomination by winning Ohio and Florida, which are winner takes all. 165 total delegates.
Now the theory that Kasich and Rubio would win their home states, and start winning from there constantly to win the nomination, is each an impossibility, especially with Trump likely to have 500+ delegates by that time (all of the states before Florida and Ohio are split).
I previously said that Trump has a 99% chance of winning the nomination, and the ONLY thing that could blow that up is the announcement of a Cruz/Rubio ticket, and that's not going to happen, in all probability.
Trumpsters, you may start to celebrate.