Posted on 05/03/2016 1:09:05 PM PDT by NYRepublican72
What does Trump need to get to get all of the delegates. What percentage I mean?
What do you mean going down further and further? You mean from the initial report at 1%, ya, frustrating, but probably just a heavy Trump area, he might drop a little but there are some real good Trump spots in Southern Indiana as well.
Nah. Lots of Cruz voters in the rural areas.
Where?
Late deciders per exit poll broke 47-38 in favor of Cruz. This one looks like it will get called at 7 pm. Trump romping in Johnson County (Indy burbs), where it should be a lot closer.
As of now, the Ft. Wayne CD (3) looks like it may be in play.
“Some think Kasich is alright. He is the governor next door.”
All true, but the guy doesn’t stand a chance of being nominated. They’re low infos, wasting their votes.
the meme I’m hearing is that Cruz will lose by double digits. So even if the 54 for Trump falls to 44, and Cruz stays at 30 something, it is still double digit loss.
I’ll flip for the shovel.
LOL
| Trump | 24,965 | 53% |
| Cruz | 15,665 | 33% |
| Kasich | 5,032 | 11% |
Certainly agree, but it is understandable in a way. Ohio and Indiana have lots of connections. I live in Indiana on the border. Somewhat similar constituencies in the eastern part of the state?
They won't officially call it until the polls in western Indiana close at 7pm EST.
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That’s true. Chicago area should be interesting. Still voting for 30 minutes. I hadn’t thought of that. Should be heavy Trump up there? Any freepers from Chicago area (I’m sorry if you are)?
“Certainly agree, but it is understandable in a way. Ohio and Indiana have lots of connections.”
So, it’s the ‘favorite son effect’ at work. I suppose that explains it.
That would only happen if for some reason Kasich picked up a lot more votes, which he will not.
I just keep seeing Cruz going up when Trump goes down. Kasich never moves.
"For Republicans, of those 57 delegates, 27 are a-large, awarded to the candidate who wins more votes statewide. Twenty-seven are awarded to the person who wins in each of the state’s congressional districts. Three are “party” candidates – Republican party officials."
http://www.palmbeachpost.com/news/news/national/indiana-primary-how-do-they-work-how-many-delegate/nrF2Z/
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