Delegate Count Scorecard

[newbie2008]

GOP

Romney 30 Huckabee 21 McCain 10 Thompson 6 Paul 2 Giuliani 1 Hunter 1 http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries/results/scorecard/#val=R

Dems

Clinton 183 Obama 78 Edwards 52 Richardson 19 Kucinich 1 Biden 0 Dodd 0 Gravel 0

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries/results/scorecard/#val=D

[Yaakov The Orator]

Giuliani and Hunter are tied LOL

[The Ghost of FReepers Past]

Believe that if you want, but elsewhere the numbers are different.

[Former War Criminal]

If the Moderator unlocks your second thread, will Hunter have twice as many delegates?

[stevem]

How many are needed in each party to sew up the nomination?

[Filo]

How many are needed in each party to sew up the nomination?

I think it's a bit over 1,100 for the Republicans (1,131 sticks in my head, but I'm not sure) and a bit over 2,000 for democrats.

The dems have about 850 "superdelegates" who aren't selected by primary or caucus.

[Intolerant in NJ]

With all the press about who came in first in which primary, people tend to forget that the real race is about piling up delegates - Romney could continue to come in second in a lot of contests and still end up with more delegates than all the others in the field - and it’s becoming clear that, with all the ‘rat bigwigs including Kerry and even Richardson throwing their support to Obama, there is a large part of the Democrat party that doesn’t want Hillary to get the nomination - it all could become very interesting around convention time for both parties.....