Republican Primary County Map & Data Breakdown - Final results

He picked up another 70,556 from AZ - so I can add that to the total.

This is interesting. NBC has Trump with 756 delegates.

[link to www.nbcnews.com]

Thanks for the

Amazing Chicago would support Trump but I guess they are sick of Obama.

I just read at [link to www.270towin.com] that PA has 54 unbound delegates and only 17 delegates go to the winner. This makes it a bit harder for Trump. He is going to need Indiana, Oregon and Washington. Hopefully he is discussing strategy as we speak....

Trump needs to wine and dine those 54 unbound from Penn. I'm talking, free stays at any Trump hotel for a week and a ride on the private jet kind of deal.
ALL PERFECTLY LEGAL and within the GOP rules (if he ever chose to do it).

One thing I love about Trump, Trump plays this FAIRLY.
(Unlike Cruz, who lies and steals his way to the top.)

Just looking at the map, Trump can win almost anywhere. There's voter fraud involved no doubt that has probably turned some counties to Cruz - and I'm thinking in the case of Ohio to Kasich.

Interesting to see that Trump did well in the counties bordering WV and PA. Some of them are in the low 50%'s. I would expect him to carry those two states.
Really wondering how Indiana will go. Thinking Kasich could pick off some eastern IN counties, just because of the proximity effect. Then you look along the IL/IN border and Trump did pretty good there. Seems like Cruz might be favored in southern IN, by looking at those KY counties bordering.
This primary is on May 3rd, got a little while yet.

I don't think Trump will have any issues cleaning up north of VA. Probably going to take NJ, CT, AND RI WITH NY OVER 50%.

I just read at [link to www.270towin.com] that PA has 54 unbound delegates and only 17 delegates go to the winner. This makes it a bit harder for Trump. He is going to need Indiana, Oregon and Washington. Hopefully he is discussing strategy as we speak....

Wow. See the big yellow spot in Missouri? That's around Mizzou... Are we seeing a connection between colleges and anti trumpness? Go figure. I bet we can find more.

If there's not much election fraud, IN will likely break for Trump. You're right in that the southern 1/4 of the state (more Bible-beltish) could be a bit iffy for him, but there is a lot of patriot sentiment/discontent. The remaining 3/4 I just flat don't see going for Cruz. Expect Repub cooperation with the Priebus-Diebold Plan in heavily Dem Indy, of course, and possibly Chicago border cities.

KY border (w/IN) counties actually went strongly Trump. Even Louisville ...I was kind of shocked @ that. Cruz did best in western KY, and took Frankfort and Lexington. Was really surprised our neighbors to the south went Trump, but I'm proud of 'em.

the gap between state elections is so long now !!!

Found the actual voting numbers so far through WI for the top 4 candidates.

Trump: 8,204,676

Cruz: 6,268,545

Kasich: 2,802,662

Rubio: 3,437,121 < Through AZ

Anyone know how that compares to the Democrat votes?

Trump is gonna win it and they are gonna hate it :)

Trump is going to add on at least a million more votes to his tally in NY.
He'll be at the 10 million mark by the evening of the 26th for sure.

I'm in southern IN (2 county area population about 40,000.) i've seen 2 Trump for Prez signs. that's it. however, i haven't seen one Cruz for Prez.

This is a good article regarding Trump's delegate to vote ratio and is helping to shape the map. He's getting more delegates than Ted Cruz based off a delegate to vote ratio.
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For each percentage point of total primary votes that Trump has won, he has been awarded 1.22 percent of the total delegates.

In other words, as a matter of Republican Party math, Trump has been awarded a delegate bonus of 22 percent above his raw support from voters.

By contrast, Cruz has been awarded about 1.14 percent of the delegates for each percentage point of votes he has won — a delegate bonus of 14 percent above his raw support.

(Cruz’s 545 delegates comprise 32 percent of all delegates awarded to date, while he has won about 28 percent of all votes in the primaries, according to the NBC analysis.)

Taken together, the data show Trump has been awarded 8 percent more delegates than Cruz for the same rate of voter support.
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[link to www.msnbc.com]