RPF's Official Delegate Count Thread

[CTRattlesnake]

It might be helpful to also have near the totals, the remaining amount of bound and unbound delegates that are still up for grabs.

Ok. Right now, most delegates are still in the air, county and state conventions are not till later on

[tsai3904]

-Thanks, wyoming was probably the most confusing. I assumed that whoever won the county, won the delegates. Its subject to change i guess.

The results that came out of Wyoming were the straw polls. Delegates are awarded at the County Convention level so whoever wins counties at that level wins delegates.

[tbone717]

Ok. Right now, most delegates are still in the air, county and state conventions are not till later on

I am aware of that. I was referring to the bound and unbound delegates that are at stake in the remaining contests.

[CTRattlesnake]

The results that came out of Wyoming were the straw polls. Delegates are awarded at the County Convention level so whoever wins counties at that level wins delegates.

I think only half of the counties get delegates though. There are 23 counties, 11 supply 1 delegate, 11 supply 1 alternate, and 1 supplies both.

[CTRattlesnake]

I am aware of that. I was referring to the bound and unbound delegates that are at stake in the remaining contests.

Ah, ok.

So how many delegates remain in the entire process?

[tsai3904]

So April 14th is the first time we will get results on the allocation of unbound delegates in caucus states. (Colorado and Wyoming)

Wyoming will be the first caucus state (besides Nevada) to award National delegates. We will know how 12 of Wyoming's delegates will be awarded during the period March 6-10.

[carterm]

nice work, +rep, keep it updated!

[tsai3904]

I think only half of the counties get delegates though. There are 23 counties, 11 supply 1 delegate, 11 supply 1 alternate, and 1 supplies both.

Yea, that's right.

[sailingaway]

-Huntsman endorsed Romney, so its very likely those two guys will be backing him. You're technically right though

-Woops, typo

-Thanks, wyoming was probably the most confusing. I assumed that whoever won the county, won the delegates. Its subject to change i guess.

-Thanks again.

Huntsman was backed by the banks, he had his first fundraiser at Lady Rothschild's estate, and she endorsed him (surprising Romney, whom she endorsed last time.) He was someone they were getting 'in the door' for next time as I see it. His delegates will go to Romney likely, they all seemed to be pretty establishment sorts, if you look at his list (those names I recognize).

[tbone717]

Ah, ok.

So how many delegates remain in the entire process?

Use thegreenpapers and tally them up. http://www.thegreenpapers.com/P12/R-Del.phtml