I tried to actually call Marco last night to wish him good luck. “I’ve run an unwaveringly positive campaign since I got in this, and sometimes I’ve operated in total obscurity”. “That’s how the process works and that’s allowing democracy to operate”. Florida, Ohio, and the Northern Mariana Islands hold winner-takes-all contests offering a total of 174 delegates.
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Except for North Carolina, the delegates would go to one candidate the winners of the primary in the states.
Cruz, second to Trump in delegates pledged to him through caucus and primary results, said he would “welcome” supporters of Marco Rubio and John Kasich who want to switch allegiances.
Because while I don’t want Hillary ClintonHillary Rodham ClintonClinton says she’ll be a better president than candidate Clinton says foreign leaders want to endorse her to stop Trump Man who spent 39 years in prison confronts Clinton on death penalty MORE to be president of the United States – I do not, I want her to be defeated – I think we’re having a battle to define conservatism in the Republican Party.
“Neither one of them have any possibility of beating Donald Trump”, Cruz said of his rivals.
Washington is an overwhelmingly Democratic city where just 6% of registered voters are Republicans. The new structure would allow Trump, or one of his challengers, to collect delegates more quickly and potentially achieve an insurmountable advantage before the convention in July. To win the Republican nomination, a candidate needs to amass 1,237 delegates.
With the latest polls indicating he is leading in Florida and IL but not in OH, businessman and Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump has changed the scheduled locale of a “massive” rally Monday from Florida to OH, his campaign said Sunday. In Ohio where 66 delegates are at stake, Trump and the popular State Governor John Kasich are headed for a very tight finish, CBS polls said, adding that both have support of 33 per cent of the prospective Republican primary goers.(ALSO READ: Donald Trump takes on Pope Francis for suggesting he “is not Christian”).
The latest NBC News/Wall Street Journal/Marist polls indicated that in Florida, Trump has a significant lead, with his 43 percent support almost twice that of the next-closest contender, Florida Sen.
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Rubio said Sunday the Florida polls showing that he’s down more than 20 points in his home state are wrong. Kasich declined to answer on “This Week” when asked if Trump was fit to be president, yet said he wouldn’t “wallow in the mud” with the former host of TV’s “The Apprentice”.
