“Cruz basically has people going there saying, ‘I’m bound to vote for Trump, but Cruz’s machine got me here, ‘” Republican political strategist Rob Collins tells the Times. Now, the rules in Colorado were definitely unique and probably need to be revisited by state party leaders. “I voted for Trump.l I’m exhausted of the politicians, and kinda liked what he had to say”, Andrews, a retired police chief from Abingdon, Illinois said.
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“I know the rules very well, but I know it’s stacked against me by the establishment”, Mr Trump said in a “town-hall” interview on CNN on Tuesday night ahead of New York’s crucial primary next Tuesday.
Mr Trump has been complaining loudly about the way he was shut out of the Colorado contest, where Senator Cruz, who organised early, won all the delegates.
“Report: Dirty Cruz camp is set on stealing Trump delegates in Missouri, too”, declared the March 28 story by Gateway Pundit, a conservative website that supports Trump’s candidacy. “But this electorate is incredibly engaged, and we think that New Yorkers fully understand that (Carson) is backing Donald Trump”.
Even though his closest rival is catching up a little, Republican front-runner Donald Trump still has the lead by double digits in the race for the GOP Presidential nomination.
His supporters are examining how to sweep the delegates in Arkansas, a state Trump won, when they are picked next month.
Forty-four percent of likely Republican primary voters in Pennsylvania support Trump, while 28 percent support Cruz and 23 percent support Kasich. Ted Cruz in this aspect of the campaign.
There do not appear to be any reports of substantial Trump campaign delegate game.
“We don’t have an answer to that yet”, Evans said.
“I appreciate you being the bigger man”, he said. Many states also select specific delegates via conventions.
If a Republican candidate wins 50 percent of the vote in a district, he wins all three delegates.
“Number one: Honesty and straight talk”, Trump said, also mentioning family and work ethics as part of the definition. “I think this sends a bad message to the people who have gone to the polls and voted and I believe it will tear our party apart”.
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“The Colorado Republican Party will be conducting business as usual tomorrow, which includes registering voters and meeting with key constituencies to continue expanding our base and win in November”, chairman Steve House said.
