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And a two-time loser. It is beyond me why the media looks for sage advice from people who have run losing campaigns. Romney was a one term governor, too.
And a two-time loser. It is beyond me why the media looks for sage advice from people who have run losing campaigns. Romney was a one term governor, too.
I am happy also for Rubio. Of course this is good for him. It isn't only the delegates but the fact he has shown can win. As for Cruz, like so many I do not like him and he is too far to the right for me, but, at least he sticks by what he says, has strong feelings, and we would know what we were getting if he is elected. Then as I have said more than once this am, either Cruz or Rubio might be able to get us to a brokered convention.
are u high?......you are happy for Rubio he has shown he can win???? LMAO!!!
RUBIO was the big loser on Super Tuesday.....Bernie a 74 year old socialist has won far more states than Rubio who is taking millions from the establishment......he is as much of a loser as Jeb Bush, it just Rubio is younger and doesn't have the Bush name.
Rubio finally wins a caucus in a small state that Republicans have ZERO chance to win in the general and he gets the same delegates as #2 Cruz and only 4 more delegates than #3 Trump.....how is that a win for Rubio....he sucked last night!
Few more updates this time on the GOP side. I gave Trump 2 more delegates than I should have in Massachusetts. In Georgia one Trump delegate becomes a Rubio delegate. In Texas, Trump loses 2 delegates, 1 to Cruz, 1 to Rubio
Again these numbers are still subject to change.
Democrats Alabama: Clinton 44, Sanders 9 America Samoa: Clinton 4, Sanders 2 Arkansas: Clinton 22, Sanders 10 Colorado: Clinton 28, Sanders 38 Georgia: Clinton 74, Sanders 28 Massachusetts: Clinton 46, Sanders 45 Minnesota: Clinton 31, Sanders 46 Oklahoma: Clinton 17, Sanders 21 Tennessee: Clinton 43, Sanders 24 Texas: Clinton 151, Sanders 71 Vermont: Clinton 0, Sanders 16 Virginia: Clinton 62, Sanders 33
Clinton 522, Sanders 343
Total Clinton 612 (hard total 543) Sanders 408 (hard total 333) Too Close To Call 1
*Iowa, Nevada and Colorado's delegates are finalized later in the process, estimates can be made based off Caucus night resukts
What happens to the delegates pledged to those who dropped out?
I believe it depends if a candidate simply "suspends" their campaign or officially drops out. If someone completely drops out, then there delegates basically become unpledged or superdelegates. They will typically go towards the candidate the person who drops out endorses, but do not have to. If a candidate suspends their campaign, I think they are bound to that candidate on the first ballot, but could become an unpleged delegate after that. I do think a candidate has the option to release their delegates while having their campaign suspended and it basically makes their delegates unpledged as well.
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