
The next Republican presidential primary votes will take place before the big primary on March 15. I feel a need to do better than I did when I attempted to predict outcomes on the March 1 contest. I'll take another dip in the pool and see if I can come closer. This is a type of trifecta.
Dr. Carson unofficially dropped out of the race and I'm trying to factor that move into this informal analysis.
Dr. Carson unofficially dropped out of the race and I'm trying to factor that move into this informal analysis.
(3/5) Kansas (40 delegates) Trump +15 Cruz/Rubio
(3/5) Kentucky (45 delegates) Trump +10 Rubio/Cruz (Kentucky is a caucus state)
(3/5) Louisiana (46 delegates) Trump +5 Cruz/Rubio
(3/5) Maine (23 delegates) Trump +18 Rubio/Cruz
(3/6) Puerto Rico (23 delegates and 3 super delegates pledged to Cruz) Trump +25 Cruz/Rubio
(3/8) Hawaii (19 delegates) Trump +20 Rubio/Cruz
(3/8) Idaho (32 delegates) Trump +8 Cruz/Rubio
(3/8) Michigan (59 delegates) Trump +12 Cruz/Kasich
(3/8) Mississippi (39 delegates) Trump +9 Cruz/Rubio
(3/12) DC (19 delegates) Trump +12 Rubio/Cruz
(3/12 Guam (9 delegates) Trump +25 Rubio/Cruz
For those of you who are Trump haters, I'm sorry that I don't have better news for you. I can't see Ted Cruz winning another state so long as there are 4 candidates in the field, and Rubio is going to put all of his effort into his must-win in Florida. Then again, I'm an amateur at this. I could be wrong.
Or maybe I could build stuff like this as a hobby instead?
Or maybe I could build stuff like this as a hobby instead?