So far, Trump wins open primaries and Cruz wins closed … (Title Shortened)

The Washington Post ^ | 03-02-16 | By Todd Zywicki

[ConservingFreedom]

"Mr. McCain, who already wrapped up the Republican nomination, likes to point out that he draws strong support from members of the other party. In Michigan’s voting, on Jan. 15, some 10 percent of those who voted in the GOP primary were Democrats, and Mr. McCain won half of those votes. A December poll in Nevada showed Mr. McCain drawing 17 percent of Democrats." - http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2008/mar/7/mccain-leads-in-crossover-votes/?page=all

[reviled downesdad]

Ask Trump - He boasts about any polls that shows him in the lead.

[inpajamas]

Trump wins where Democrats are allowed to pick the Republican nominee.

[nascarnation]

With Dems having a difficult time getting turnout for Hildabeast and Burney, it’s very hard to imagine much of an Op Chaos operation from their side.

[UnwashedPeasant]

Today's primaries support the theory in this article. This suggests that Cruz will continue to accelerate.

"The four closed primaries and caucuses this Saturday [March 5] could be very interesting to watch, particularly to see whether Trump can maintain his momentum in closed primary states where he will have to appeal to the traditional Republican base."

Today, Cruz won the most delegates. He won two states by a large margin, and he lost two states by a narrow margin.