The Russian delegate, the delegate from Poland, a delegate from the Republic of South Korea all shook Ali's hand.
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What the difference between a pledged delegate and unpledged delegate?
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DC's delegate Since 1991, Norton has been DC's delegate on Capitol Hill.
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Delegate wars continue Cruz kept up his dominance of the intra-party delegate fight this weekend, by virtually sweeping delegate selection in Maine on Saturday.
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Democrats also hold an 85-delegate primary in Arizona and a 37-delegate caucus in Utah, in addition to a 27-delegate caucus in Idaho.
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Delegate Math: Trump has a 236-plus delegate lead over Ted Cruz and a much better path to the 252,237 delegate threshold to win the nomination.
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At least one of the delegate numbers corresponded to a delegate supporting Cruz.
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They have to be able to delegate, delegate significant responsibilities — not a joke.
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Eni FaleomavaegaEni Faaua'a Hunkin FaleomavaegaEni Faleomavaega, American Samoa's longest-serving delegate, dies American Samoa delegate loses seat American Samoa delegate urges Redskins name change MORE, who spent 22019 years as American Samoa's nonvoting delegate to the House of Representatives, died Wednesday.
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You can also keep track of the delegate count with the AP's delegate tracker.
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The President may delegate all the authority he wants, but he can never delegate responsibility.
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I should say, for the functions and duties you can't delegate down, you can delegate up.
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You needed to talk to every Cruz delegate, you needed to talk to every Kasich delegate.
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The memo also noted the recent addition of Dave "Delegate Dave" Huynh as a delegate adviser.
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Another delegate screamed "Go home!" at yet another anti-Trump delegate conducting interviews on the convention floor.
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"State delegate equivalents" are used in Iowa to determine the national delegate allocation of the caucuses' results.
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Clinton's delegate count will grow Tuesday when six states, including delegate-rich California and New Jersey, hold contests.
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Also, while Welder was a delegate for Sanders at the 2016 convention, he was a delegate from Missouri.
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As delegate counts are finalized, this analysis will update with the money Bloomberg spent per every delegate gained.
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The problem is that those proportional delegate allocation rules make it difficult to rack up large delegate advantages.
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Based on the party's delegate selection rules, a single county delegate represents a tiny fraction of a state convention delegate (the exact ratio is difficult to calculate because it varies from county to county).
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The delegate system, especially the seemingly opaque super delegate allocations and the Electoral College, are being called into question.
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While one angry delegate was speaking to the media about what had just transpired, another Trump-backing delegate interrupted.
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Finally, please note: for state-by-state delegate breakdowns, I used the Republican delegate allocation page at Frontloading HQ.
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Most other candidates have earned at least one delegate, according to POLITICO's tracking of public polling and delegate counts.
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Juan McCullum worked as a legislative assistant to Delegate Stacey Plaskett, a non-voting Democratic delegate for the Virgin Islands.
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The city does select one delegate to the House, but that delegate has no voting privileges on the House floor.
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The total net change gives Sanders an additional 0.1053 state delegate equivalents and strips Clinton of 85033 state delegate equivalents.
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The primaries in 99-delegate Florida and 5.53-delegate Ohio are particularly critical for Republicans, since both are winner-take-all.
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A pledged delegate is a delegate allocated to a candidate based on his or her performance in a caucus or primary.
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As written, the national party's delegate selection rules mandate that states hold their nominating contests by June or face delegate penalties.
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He said he expects to do well in delegate-rich California and has vowed to stay in despite Clinton's delegate lead.
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She tells me about a phone call she received from Virginia Delegate Rip Sullivan soon after her initial showdown with Delegate Marshall.
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Sanders would need to win every remaining pledged delegate and sway more superdelegates to his side to reach the 2628,28503 delegate threshold.
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Bloomberg will likely miss the delegate threshold by a hair in delegate-rich states California and Texas, according to NBC News projections.
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Unlike the set number of state delegate equivalents at traditional caucus sites, satellite caucus's state-delegate-equivalent value was determined by turnout.
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Tuesday's biggest single delegate prize was Pennsylvania, but those delegate counts are more problematic, because they're not all bound to the winning candidate.
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Pledged delegate: A delegate who pledges support or indicates his or her intent to support a certain presidential candidate at the national convention.
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I wasn't a delegate, but like many of the women around me, I had been given a floor pass by a male delegate.
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The pledged delegate count is awarded based on the number of state delegate equivalents won by each candidate statewide and by congressional district.
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The biggest single delegate prize is in Pennsylvania, but the delegate counts are more problematic, because they're not all bound to the winning candidate.
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DNC spokesman Michael Tyler said superdelegates would "have to forfeit status as an automatic delegate (superdelegate)" in order to run for pledged delegate positions.
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Many delegate counters suggest that the delegate mathematics facing Trump appear to keep him from securing the needed 2628,28500 votes on the first ballot.
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The next big primary day is set for Tuesday with five contests, including winner-take-most races in 71-delegate Pennsylvania and 38-delegate Maryland.
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Two days away from the most important day of Cruz's bid, the campaign is scrambling to put together new paths to victory, delegate by delegate.
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Brandon Gesicki, 43, a delegate from Carmel attending the convention with his mother, also a delegate, identified an additional preventive measure the group had planned.
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" Rule 28500 provides: "No delegate or alternate delegate shall be bound by any attempt of any state or Congressional district to impose the unit rule.
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If that performance holds up, that would make for a yuge delegate haul that would greatly help Trump in his quest for a delegate majority.
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In the example, a nursing home with 37 people receives five county delegate equivalents; a group home has 12 people, and it receives four delegate equivalents.
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Delegate candidate David Head ran as an "unpledged" delegate in the hope of serving as a voice against Trump on the floor of Republican convention in July.
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Saturday's selection process lacked the hallmarks of other delegate fights -- harried delegate wranglers racing around convention halls and big-name surrogates plying party leaders in private meetings.
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When voters delegate power over government policies to their elected representatives, they also delegate control over the rules of the elections in which those representatives are chosen.
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All about the delegate count Clinton would be the first to caution that you can win the popular vote in Nevada but still lose the delegate count.
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Sanders is still going to find himself perpetually behind in the delegate count as the Democratic primary calendar is fresh out of winner-take-all delegate states.
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Though he downplayed state delegate equivalents in that press conference, his campaign made a concerted push to get people out to the possibly delegate-rich satellite caucuses.
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Given the dates and percentage of delegate differentials, it might be more interesting for candidates to shift their resources to the delegate-rich state for a bigger bounce.
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But on the first slate that the Trump campaign was giving out, more than a half dozen of their delegate candidates were listed with the wrong delegate number.
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Saturday's results in Colorado are part of the Cruz campaign's aggressive behind-the-scenes delegate strategy, focusing on the finer details of state-by-state delegate selection rules.
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In May, it was revealed that a Trump delegate from California was a white nationalist leader, which caused the Trump campaign to quickly drop him as a delegate.
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Some establishment Republicans say the best way to stop Trump would be for Rubio to win the 99-delegate Florida contest and Kasich the 66-delegate Ohio primary.
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Do-or-die for Kasich and Rubio The two most important Republican contests to watch are the winner-take-all states: 99-delegate Florida and 66-delegate Ohio.
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Thus, even if he sweeps Texas, Cruz will not get a large delegate win; he will have to share the 155 delegate pot with Trump and Rubio proportionately.
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But Buttigieg pulled even with him in the New Hampshire delegate count, CNN estimates, giving the former mayor a slight edge in the overall delegate count so far.
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There is one difference with Iowa: Nevada's delegate results will be reported only in terms of county delegates — not "state delegate equivalents," the product of a complicated formula.
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Cruz's team has been recruiting delegate candidates and building their preferred delegate slates since late last year -- seeking out well-known local political figures who would have enough name recognition to win, and courting delegate candidates who have attended previous Republican National Conventions and would be familiar with the floor rules.
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While Trump is trying to claim a national movement, Cruz is waging a state-by-state, delegate-by-delegate knife fight to keep Trump from clinching the GOP nomination.
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Then, on March 15, Kasich wins his 66-delegate, winner-take-all home state of Ohio, and Rubio loses his 99-delegate, winner-take-all home state of Florida.
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California and Indiana are particularly important to Trump's path to a delegate majority because they're the two biggest remaining delegate-heavy states where the outcome has appeared really uncertain.
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Biden is leading Sanders in the primary delegate count after big wins in South Carolina, Super Tuesday states and other delegate-rich states such as Michigan, Missouri and Mississippi.
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The Sanders campaign argued that state party's delegate selection plan only allows for a recanvass or recount request if the request would change the allocation of a national delegate.
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When the focus of the campaign turned to the convention delegate process, the president replaced Lewandowski with Paul Manafort, an expert at Republican convention politics and delegate selection rules.
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The former vice president's growing delegate lead makes a comeback by Sanders increasingly unlikely as the number of delegate-rich states on the calendar dwindles from this point on.
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Iowa's caucus system uses state delegate equivalents (SDEs) to tally up total votes for each candidate, assigning delegates for the Democratic National Convention based on the state delegate equivalent results.
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As a delegate for Mitt Romney four years ago, Carnevale was involved in some intra-delegation drama that resulted in the booting of a Ron Paul delegate from the convention.
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In the elevator leaving the arena last night, I heard a Cruz delegate say that pro-Trump seat fillers in the delegate sections were booing and encouraging others to boo.
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As of Friday morning, organizations tracking the delegate count — Decision Desk, the Associated Press, and the Green Papers — show Biden with between a 70 and 80 delegate lead over Sen.
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Amy Klobuchar, the senator from neighboring Minnesota, finished with more than 12 percent of the state delegate equivalents and she will win one DNC delegate, according to the state party.
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It even has a feature to include Democrats' unusual way of assigning a delegate if two candidates have enough votes to claim exactly one half of a delegate — an old-school "game of chance" tiebreaker where the candidates' names are put in a hat and the name that's picked gets the delegate.
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"The Clintons can get a delegate lead quicker than we can, and they have a way to gut out the delegate fight," said Tad Devine, a senior adviser to Mr. Sanders.
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Howell eventually concludes that, the excepting clause notwithstanding, this is a big government and lots of people delegate lots of responsibilities, so the attorney general could just delegate the appointment anyway.
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The manager of Trump's shoestring delegate operation, Ed Brookover, and his deputies Brian Jack and Alan Cobb, began with a review of the campaign's current delegate-hunting status state by state.
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While front-runner Donald Trump has amassed a delegate lead by winning many state contests, rival Ted Cruz has proved tenacious in pursuit of every last delegate available by other means.
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Given delegate allocation rules, this would mean: If this happens, Trump's delegate total would soar to around 760, and his closest competitor, Ted Cruz, would be down around 390 or so.
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Right now, all the candidates not named Sanders or Biden have a combined delegate haul of 148 out of 3,980 total delegates, less than 3573% of the total delegate haul available.
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The initial results gave Mr. Buttigieg 13 national delegates and Mr. Sanders 12, with an additional delegate to be awarded to the state delegate equivalent winner when that winner is confirmed.
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While the delegate haul out of Puerto Rico isn't enough to push Clinton over the threshold necessary to claim the Democratic nomination, the delegate-rich island will get her very close.
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The path to finalizing her as a delegate requires congressional action, and we're flexible about which route is best: We can either exercise our right by simply asking Congress to enact legislation to seat the Cherokee Nation delegate, since the body already voted for and approved this delegate position in the 19th-century treaty.
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Randy Evans, an RNC committeeman from Georgia and Rules Committee delegate and lawyer who has worked with the RNC and Trump campaign, has compiled a list tracking delegate leanings at the convention.
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Since 220006, I have attended the DNC's quadrennial gathering as a citizen-spectator, pledged delegate, super delegate, party fundraiser, member of the nominee's campaign and now, as a Philadelphian, a proud host.
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This metric is helpful because it drives home how close outcomes, even in big states, don't affect the delegate count very much — they're essentially draws, due to Democrats' proportional delegate allocation rules.
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Sanders, the current national frontrunner for the Democratic nomination, will be looking to secure an insurmountable delegate plurality, and he's leading in the FiveThirtyEight polling averages for delegate-rich California and Texas.
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To meet the delegate threshold, candidates need to win at least one pledged delegate to the Democratic National Convention from either the Iowa caucuses, the New Hampshire primary or the Nevada caucuses.
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By Sunday evening, Buttigieg held a 299% lead over Sanders in the state delegate equivalent count, according to updated vote numbers and a new national delegate estimate from the Iowa Democratic Party.
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He's dumping millions of dollars into television and digital ads, and he's skipping the early primary (and low delegate) states to focus on states with high delegate counts that vote in March.
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This isn't the first time a Trump delegate has come under scrutiny: Just last week the presumptive Republican nominee listed a self-pronounced white nationalist as a would-be delegate in California.
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Clinton is far ahead in the delegate race and is the favorite in national polling, but Sanders won three Western states this weekend by wide margins and has eaten into her delegate lead.
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If Sanders catches Secretary Hillary Clinton in the delegate count and overcomes the super delegate obstacle, he could snag the Democratic nomination, a remarkable feat that seemed impossible just a few months ago.
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Details typically buried in seldom-seen PowerPoints and technical PDFs (like proportionality, rounding rules and delegate allocation rules) became crucial to calling an accurate delegate count — and thus the state of the race.
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DELEGATE REPLACEMENT: The Hill's Mark Hensch reports: Donald Trump's campaign is reportedly moving quickly to replace a delegate indicted on charges of child pornography and illegal possession of explosive and a machine gun.
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But Super Tuesday is likely to show he will trail Biden and Bernie Sanders by a steep delegate margin, effectively ensuring there is no real path to a pledged delegate lead for Bloomberg.
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But if most outcomes are closer or if the results are mixed, the delegate situation will be highly contingent on the exact breakdown of the vote, because of Democrats' complex delegate allocation rules.
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The first option is to meet a delegate threshold: Any candidate who leaves Iowa with at least one pledged delegate to the Democratic National Convention will automatically have a spot on the stage.
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Given New York's huge delegate count and Trump's sizable victory there, the Texas senator would have to win nearly every remaining delegate to get the 1,237 needed to win the nomination before July.
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In Colorado, the current delegate setup was announced in August.
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Clinton from running up huge delegate leads from the South.
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An opposition delegate said bombings intensified before the peace talks.
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Winning the presidential nomination all comes down to delegate count.
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Janice, Republican Delegate from Texas: That's such a controversial issue.
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Sanders's delegate target for Tuesday is probably closer to 400.
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Now, the precise delegate count has to be worked out.
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Brady was elected directly as a delegate for Ohio Gov.
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Eventually a delegate said several members felt threatened by Barquin.
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"We met with our delegates," Sessions said, himself a delegate.
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There are 20143 delegates running for 54 delegate slots there.
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Bernie Sanders in the battle for coveted state delegate equivalents.
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But there is still some national delegate math at play.
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But the delegate math is still in Hillary Clinton's favor.
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Now, Colorado was a bad delegate story to begin with.
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Although political pundits say her Democratic delegate lead over Sen.
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If you're a delegate, then they better not skip it.
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Freeing every delegate, like Haugland wants, may be highly improbable.
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In New Hampshire, he did not receive a single delegate.
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Though Clinton still has a wide delegate buffer over Sanders.
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Until those delegate challenges are settled, there is no 1,237.
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The Peruvian immigrant is the state's first Latina state delegate.
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She was a delegate to the Republicans' convention in Cleveland.
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Trump and Clinton widen their delegate leads after last night.
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And there is no need for some backroom delegate strategy.
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The Nevada delegate gets his own capital city wrong pic.twitter.
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"We are very proud of our nation," the delegate continued.
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Chris Christie (R) sits in the New Jersey delegate section.
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Barring disaster, Clinton's delegate lead is certain to grow Tuesday.
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He also served as a New York delegate in Cleveland.
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The pair combined for a delegate haul of precisely nil.
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He could emerge from the night without a single delegate.
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Still, Clinton maintains a big lead in the delegate race.
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I'm a delegate, actually, and I've gotten to know them.
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"Delegate Freitas is running for US Senate," Laura Meyers said.
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The Ohio governor is way behind in the delegate count.
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Sanders stresses the proportional delegate count of tonight's results pic.twitter.
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Phillips, a delegate since 21981, grew up as a Democrat.
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And she can take heart from her large delegate lead.
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It's a reality: The delegate math looks grim for Sanders.
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"It is a negotiating position," an air show delegate said.
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That victory doesn't challenge Clinton dominance in the delegate race.
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Admit they can't "do it all" and delegate when necessary.
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And whoever they pull out will be the next delegate.
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The remaining delegate has not pledged support for any candidate.
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Could Parliament delegate Article 50 powers to the prime minister?
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Now, busy CEOs can delegate emails to coworkers for instance.
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One of wonky delegate math, told with some schoolroom animation.
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Clinton might not debate him because of her delegate lead.
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Check out our takeaways, the full results and delegate tracker.
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They will trump the Trump loyalists in winning delegate slots.
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Carol Miller, a West Virginia state delegate and bison farmer.
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The delegate system means it ain't over 'til it's over.
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Even small shifts in turnout could affect the delegate count.
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Giuliani's 2008 presidential run failed to win a single delegate.
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"We have a delegate with a brain condition," said Johnson.
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According to our delegate count estimate, it was absolutely brutal.
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Biden leads the delegate count over Sanders — 837 to 689.
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Elizabeth Warren behind in the delegate count on Super Tuesday.
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It is Biden who now holds a significant delegate lead.
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He knew he was losing the delegate race, he said.
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"A federal mandate doesn't work," Maryland delegate JoeyLynn Hough said.
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At 62 I want to be able to delegate errands.
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While he's gained a virtually insurmountable delegate lead over Sen.
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Bernie Sanders in the national delegate race after four contests.
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Schwartz, who volunteered and was a delegate for Vermont Sen.
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That meant that there were 154 people for each delegate.
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But his campaign is still behind Clinton's in delegate count.
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The [GOP] executive committee is obviously not a delegate convention.
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He has not added a single delegate since March 15.
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But ultimately, Iowa is a contest for state delegate equivalents.
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This is one way to set boundaries for yourself. Delegate.
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Williams is a delegate to the 2016 Republican National Convention.
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Neither state boasts a huge delegate haul for Democratic candidates.
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Kasich is truly the potential spoiler in the delegate battle.
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We also thank Delegate David Yancey for his distinguished service.
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NEW: White Nationalist William Johnson remains on Trump's delegate list.
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The delegate, Glorian added, was kicked out of the union.
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Delegate count: 29 Sanders was projected to win the state.
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In 1997, Whiting was appointed race director and safety delegate.
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John Kasich, who is relying almost exclusively on a strong showing in New Hampshire, Rubio is trying to stay competitive nationally if the nominating contest becomes a delegate-by-delegate slugfest across the country.
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If Trump wins Florida but loses Ohio, he will maintain a substantial delegate lead with the likelihood of strong primary finishes in delegate-rich states such as New York, California and New Jersey ahead.
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What makes Pennsylvania's G.O.P. delegate selection primary so distinctive is that the ballot includes no guidance on whom a delegate will support at the national convention (the prospective Democratic delegates commit to a candidate).
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John Dillon Wood Neitge was a delegate to the Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party's state convention on June 4 and was selected as an at-large delegate for Sanders, The Independent Journal Review reported.
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While Trump had led the polls and delegate count, it's a real possibility that he'll fall shy in his bid to win the 1,237 delegate votes needed to win the nomination outright come July.
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The candidates' delegate percentage was calculated by dividing the number of pledged delegates allocated to them by CNN or AP by the total delegate allocation and rounding the result to the nearest whole number.
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Delegate Elizabeth Guzmán, a Peruvian-American representing the 31st District, said she felt the need to disguise herself and remove her delegate pin from her jacket as she made her way in to work.
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On Monday, the campaign received another piece of good news — the last unassigned delegate from Nevada was awarded to Clinton, putting her ahead by one delegate in the overall count, 52 to Sanders' 51.
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The meetings were far more akin to the delegate battles in elections past, when delegate selection competitions had little to do with picking the party's nominee and were driven largely by local power struggles.
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He'll likely emerge on Wednesday with a sizable delegate lead over Ted Cruz and an enormous one over Marco Rubio, due to delegate allocation rules in several large Southern states that disadvantage third-place finishers.
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As part of the state's GOP delegate allocation procedures, Tennessee Republican Party officials met Saturday to appoint individuals to serve in 14 of the delegate slots won by the candidates at the March 1 primary.
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One delegate actually poked fun at the proposed rule: "Ironically, the RNC runs its meetings by Roberts Rules of Order," said Gary Emineth, former RNC North Dakota RNC chairman and unbound delegate from that state.
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Though he holds the delegate lead, Trump's path to win the 1,237 delegate majority he'll need to lock up the GOP nomination by the end of the primary calendar in June has gotten more difficult.
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"Hillary Clinton, August 2015 Heads it's Hillary"In a case where two or more preference groups are tied for the loss of a delegate, a coin shall be tossed to determine who loses the delegate.
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Initially seen as not having a strong delegate whip operation, Mr. Trump can now count on about half the seats on the platform and rules committees, according to Republicans who have been tracking delegate selection.
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Counties of similar sizes can make very different choices here, so Iowa has to weight the various county delegate results in precincts by a formula to estimate how many "state delegate equivalents" that would be.
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" Carol Hunter, the executive editor of The Des Moines Register, said the newspaper "plans to report out the first alignment, final alignment and state delegate equivalents, but will determine the winner by state delegate equivalents.
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"I think nine months is most likely," one OPEC delegate said.
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These colleagues might even help you assess what you can delegate.
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He racked up substantial delegate counts on Super Tuesday by targeting
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They had plans to make, strategies to solidify, tasks to delegate.
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The Delegate platform covers venue booking, catering, staffing, entertainment and more.
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Bernie Sanders by two state delegate equivalents out of 2000,0003 counted.
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Neither candidate is projected to win a single New Hampshire delegate.
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Patrick McHenry, is expected to be a delegate, as is Sen.
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Colleagues felt squeezed out, seeing the boss as reluctant to delegate.
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Trump entered the contests with a 286 delegate lead over Sen.
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It makes lives simpler to delegate complex, wearying tasks to robots.
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You have to wonder if he is a (Ted) Cruz delegate.
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But Cruz is charging forward in Maryland with more delegate targeting.
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Tyrell Bundy, a delegate from Detroit, Michigan, who previously supported Sen.
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The Sacramento Bee first reported on Thiel's position as a delegate.
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That's not because she needs it to win the delegate threshold.
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"OPEC's compliance has been more than anticipated," an OPEC delegate said.
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"Remember every state has a different delegate allocation process," he said.
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Sanders' 2016 delegate director, Matt Berg, is back for another round.
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" Susan Reneau, alternate delegate from Montana"She spoke from her heart.
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"He shoots better than he talks," one French delegate remarked drily.
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Bernie Sanders cried when his brother, a delegate, voted for him.
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Bernie Sanders protested in the streets and on the delegate floor.
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Maybe I'm learning from Elektra that sometimes you need to delegate.
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She is a delegate because she can't actually vote in Congress.
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Sanders ended Tuesday night far behind Clinton in the delegate count.
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A Chinese-American delegate accessorizes her cultural costume with a dragon.
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One of those stopped was Nugzar Kokhreidze, a delegate from Georgia.
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A Trump win also gives the businessman a huge delegate boost.
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GOP front-runner Donald Trump gained one delegate, as did Rubio.
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Today, I have the ability to prioritize because I can delegate.
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"Trump listens to our needs," says Jan Breitenstine, a Texas delegate.
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I ran for delegate to the Republican National Convention in 1960.
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Harding entered the convention a distant fourth in the delegate race.
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And I get all the delegate math and all that debate.
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The platform also lets you delegate channel moderation to another user.
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One delegate said Singapore's status as a leading financial hub helps.
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It can cost more than $4,000 per delegate, the campaign said.
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Some candidates hail from delegate-rich states, such as California's Sen.
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In a surprise twist, Obama surpassed Hillary Clinton in delegate numbers.
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Third-place John Kasich remains far behind in the delegate count.
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One of the best ways to do that is to delegate.
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The delegate situation is a very unjust way of doing things.
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At least 2,382 delegate are necessary for avoiding a contested convention.
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If he does this, he will cement a giant delegate lead.
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And I get all the delegate math and all that debate.
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The RNC chairman was questioned over Trump's claims about delegate counts.
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Going Forward Look closely at the delegate counts and primary results.
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His campaign manager was a Republican and a delegate for Sen.
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More importantly, Biden's delegate lead as of Tuesday evening seems insurmountable.
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But the delegate math means he doesn't have much time left.
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He has a solid delegate lead, and is outperforming expectations tonight.
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With the wins, Biden stretched his delegate lead over Vermont Sen.
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What presidential candidate in the Democratic Party extended his delegate lead?
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Biden's strength in Missouri and Mississippi will increase his delegate lead.
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Sanders heads into Tuesday's contests trailing Biden in the delegate count.
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After jumping out to an early delegate lead, the independent Sen.
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She won at least one delegate in American Samoa, her birthplace.
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On Tuesday, Joe Biden solidified his delegate lead over Bernie Sanders.
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Biden currently has a lead of 22020 pledged delegate over Sanders.
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"Dear Delegate, there were no incidents to report," the observer wrote.
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Kimberly Teehee has been nominated to serve as the Cherokee delegate.
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But winning in a landslide will provide a big delegate edge.
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Texas has a huge delegate haul, so that's really important, too.
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Ohio postponing its vote ultimately didn't matter for Biden's delegate math.
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Biden is third so far in the delegate count, behind Sen.
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T RUMP : O.K., but that's the beauty of me—I delegate.
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Bernie Sanders tightening to a fraction of a standard delegate equivalent.
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This time itwas between Biden & Klobuchar, and Biden got the delegate.
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Nevada, however, standardizes its delegate allotment by precinct across the state.
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But the delegate math is incredibly important: It determines who wins.
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In both cases, I didn't really want to delegate the task.
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Biden has dominated delegate count tonight, picking up 220 so far.
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Sanders enough state delegate equivalents to put him over the top.
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He leads in the delegate race after Iowa and New Hampshire.
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"Being the delegate for China," she said, "is a powerful feeling."
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Every delegate matters for Trump at this point in the race.
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Texas and California are the biggest delegate prizes on Super Tuesday.
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Ryan Costello (R-Pa.), who is running to be a delegate.
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The key to the delegate count is the margin of victory.
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He wouldn't rely on his wife to delegate or tell him.
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Together, they've earned more than 1,000 delegate slots to Kasich's 136.
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Here's how to step back and delegate without losing control. 2.
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COSP's proposed delegate-constraining laws will not work for several reasons.
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And nationally, Clinton currently has a 263-delegate advantage over Sanders.
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Here's how the Democratic delegate selection process will work: That depends.
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They're still pledged to the same candidate as the regular delegate.
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Former Virginia delegate Joe Morrissey handily defeated the incumbent, state Sen.
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"There's a huge demand," says Katie Weir, an ICRC field delegate.
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Second, his campaign has been incompetent at the delegate selection game.
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And the answer isn't always to spread out or delegate responsibility.
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But the delegate allocation is based on projected support for each candidate at the state convention, known as state delegate equivalents or SDEs, which is traditionally the metric used to declare a winner of the caucuses.
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One delegate who is a rules expert, Curly Haugland of North Dakota, said in an interview that he will propose a new rule that would allow any candidate with one delegate to be entered into nomination.
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As the Democratic primary progresses and Biden widens his delegate lead, such a small handful of delegates likely won't make much of an impact — but with just two candidates still in the hunt, every delegate helps.
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Here's how it was supposed to work: All of Iowa's four congressional districts would have been allocated up to an additional 10 percent of the overall state delegate equivalents (or, the delegate totals from each county).
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Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., who has an all but insurmountable delegate lead, cannot take the reins of the convention process until either Mr. Sanders concedes or Mr. Biden reaches a 1,991-delegate threshold.
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Sanders is leading in polls of some of the most delegate-rich Super Tuesday states, such as California and Texas, raising the possibility that he racks up an insurmountable delegate lead in the March 3 primaries.
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Experts in Methodist governance say it would be highly unusual for a delegate to be allowed on the floor who was not listed publicly as a delegate or reserve at the start of the general conference.
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Delegate after delegate rose to give their reasons for supporting primary results binding delegates to vote for specific candidates, with many citing the more than 14 million voters who cast a ballot for Trump in the primary.
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That huge delegate edge might seem to imply that Mr. Trump is really winning big, but many of these contests are relatively close — Mr. Trump just benefits from the growing "winner bias" of the Republican delegate rules.
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The candidates' delegate percentage will be calculated by dividing the number of pledged delegates allocated to them by CNN or the Associated Press by the total delegate allocation and rounding the result to the nearest whole number.
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BEIJING — In the lofty chambers of the Great Hall of the People, delegate after delegate to China's legislative body brushed aside questions this week about the constitutional change on the table that could extend Xi Jinping's presidency.
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Neither delivered a sustained assault on Mr. Sanders, the delegate leader who is threatening to run away from the pack if he can place first in South Carolina and the delegate-rich states that vote next week.
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CORRECTION: Steve Lonegan is not a delegate to the Republican National Convention.
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Sanders came up well short behind Clinton in the Democratic delegate fight.
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I know you were at a Bernie delegate at the 2016 convention.
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"I think it's silly," said Priscilla Grannis, a delegate from Naples, Florida.
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Every delegate that lost got more votes than the last governor's cycle.
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"It all depends on Russia's position," an OPEC delegate said on Wednesday.
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Sanders said he received at least 2.3942 too few state delegate equivalents.
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"One of the most critical elements is a delegate strategy," she said.
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Just one delegate actually supports Trump, according to the State's Andrew Shain.
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DELEGATE COUNT: Here's who's winning the race for the 2020 Democratic nomination
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But a delegate from Delaware raised a particular dilemma regarding the president.
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Virginia Delegate Elizabeth Guzman will deliver the Spanish-language response, Vermont Sen.
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"I'm not for Trump, but I'm #NeverHillary," the Georgia delegate told Refinery29.
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Still, Tuesday elections results will have little impact on the delegate count.
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The slate of 14 primaries includes the delegate-rich California and Texas.
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But in terms of the delegate math, it was all but irrelevant.
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But it did award Buttigieg one more delegate than he had before.
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Clinton's 2008 campaign focused instead on winning the most delegate-rich states.
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Trump, the front-runner, is just starting the delegate outreach effort now.
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Communications, they said, has generally been something he was willing to delegate.
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Minutes later, a delegate had to be restrained from physically attacking Cruz.
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Get control, delegate and accept dinner offers, babysitting and house cleaning help!
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The formal word would be "subdelegation" — you delegate duties to other positions.
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"There are a lot of head coaches that will delegate," he said.
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American officials intervened, which prompted a heated exchange with the Chinese delegate.
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Wrong. She's the admin assistant, so I delegate some tasks to her.
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Bloomberg cited a "delegate" as source, said traders who saw the report.
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The number one thing I'm still learning to do is to delegate.
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This was especially true for Arizona delegate Jerry Emmett, who is 102.
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"Our credit as a nation is sinking," said Connecticut delegate Roger Sherman.
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Hillary Clinton's delegate lead, which was already daunting, began to look insurmountable.
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Maybe you weren't a "manager," but did you have to delegate responsibility?
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Delegate Network said they were discussing a range of possibilities: a mass
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State Delegate Kathleen Dumais introduced the bill, co-sponsored by State Sen.
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He is running to be a state delegate for Cruz in 2016.
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But the Republican delegate count is about to become a national obsession.
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During World Cup qualifying, he didn't just delegate tasks to his assistant.
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Before South Carolina's primary, Clinton had just one more delegate than Sanders.
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Puerto Rico has a nonvoting delegate in Washington, called a resident commissioner.
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But his average delegate total -- at 58 -- is 10 less than Clinton.
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The delegate did mention, however, that the kingdom is willing to cooperate.
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On the Democratic side, Clinton's delegate advantage is even greater than Trump's.
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But he's still way behind in the delegate count to Hillary Clinton.
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We're also updating the delegate count in the U.S. presidential nomination process.
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To build functioning financial institutions, she must learn to delegate, analysts say.
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I understand what being the first elected, out, transgender delegate would mean.
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To be successful, CMO have to delegate and make informed purchase decisions.
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In other words, Mrs Clinton needed an extra 3713 votes per delegate.
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Eventually, however, it all becomes a simple, concrete matter of delegate counts.
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Clinton had crossed the 2,383-delegate threshold through support from party leaders.
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Schriock: We were engaged in 73 of those House of Delegate races.
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Clinton to claim victory on Tuesday based on her total delegate count.
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Playing by the existing rules, she also has that "insurmountable" delegate lead.
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In each state, lifelong party officials largely controlled the delegate-selection process.
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"The states run the delegate allocation process for their states," he said.
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Pierce also said it's time-consuming and hard to delegate and scale.
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Trump has in the past promised a lawsuit over the delegate allocation.
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The city's nearly 400-delegate Police Benevolent Association (PBA) called for Gov.
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Clinton won 13 of the 15 biggest delegate wins of the cycle.
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A fellow Wisconsin delegate, Nancy Kaplan, turned back and loudly scolded her.
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Trump remains the delegate kingpin nationwide, the AP noted, boasting 460 delegates.
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Delegate selection is governed by state laws and party rules and vary.
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Trump currently has 22019 delegates, according to The Associated Press's delegate tracker.
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Blake Rutherford was a delegate from Pennsylvania for Hillary Clinton in 85033.
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That will essentially hold her pledged delegate lead of about 200 steady.
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Christian Berle, a delegate from the District of Columbia who supported Gov.
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Other states should build on the California model to delegate to cities.
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" At that, a younger delegate, Robert Shearer, 33, shot back, "Ageism sucks!
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The Houthi delegate said a joint committee would investigate those still missing.
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Pedro Pierluisi, Puerto Rico's nonvoting delegate, according to a White House official.
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I'll delegate much of any disposable income I have towards my investments.
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Jennifer Gonzalez, the delegate from the territory, during a press conference Friday.
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"I could not delegate," he told me: The case was too important.
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With Donald J. Trump widening his delegate lead last week and Gov.
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Brown-Louis worked for the delegate from January 2015 until April 2016.
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Mr. Rubio also missed crucial delegate thresholds in Texas, Vermont and Alabama.
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"We intend to fight for every vote and delegate remaining," he said.
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My father is schmoozing with a Texas delegate in the concessions line.
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The AP based its declaration on its own delegate count, including superdelegates.
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"Good CEOs know when to lead and when to delegate," West said.
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If he wins there, it could put his delegate count over Biden's.
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Biden is third so far in the delegate count, behind Vermont Sen.
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Leverage any connections you have, and be ready to trust and delegate.
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You must trust and delegate more than ever when managing a crisis.
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The problem for Mr. Sanders is not so much the delegate math.
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Clinton on a day she jumped out to a significant delegate lead.
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She did, however, win her first delegate on Tuesday, from American Samoa.
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The California delegate allocation could take days or even weeks to finalize.
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Mr. Sanders could then face the hard reality of the delegate math.
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Accordingly, schedule time to finish them later or, if possible, delegate them.
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So a 224-236 delegate lead is not insurmountable: far from it.
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Biden, meanwhile, is expected to do well in Florida, a delegate monster.
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It's not only because of the delegate score -- momentum matters in primaries.
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In the latter, Biden has a path to win the delegate battle.
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That got rid of this stigma that I might not delegate enough.
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Now, though, he can delegate some of the worst work to robots.
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He has homed in on Michigan, the largest delegate haul this week.
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Most delegate trackers in the media do not reflect this complicated swing.
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Texas and California are the two biggest delegate prizes on the map.
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It's not only because of the delegate score -- momentum matters in primaries.
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Mr. Sanders's loss in Michigan was about more than the delegate count.
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I also sometimes have to ask for help and to delegate tasks.
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All Guam has is a nonvoting delegate in the House of Representatives.
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In terms of statewide delegate equivalents, he actually barely beat Clinton out.
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The talks risked becoming "an endless ideas factory," the American delegate said.
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More than 800 Sanders supporters signed up to run for delegate seats.
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All other candidates were estimated to have fewer than 6900 delegate votes.
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The appendix of the delegate selection plan appears to confirm this interpretation.
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He won every bound delegate available in Connecticut, Maryland, Delaware and Pennsylvania.
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Clinton to increase her delegate lead and clinch the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Who would conjure magic as readily as they conjure State Delegate Equivalents?
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A commanding victory there could make Sanders' delegate lead impossible to match.
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Amy Klobuchar had one delegate from Iowa and six from New Hampshire.
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In previous years, only the state delegate equivalents were recorded or reported.
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Still, the chances of Bloomberg winning a delegate in Iowa are slim.
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In past years, the state party reported one number, the delegate total.
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Instead, he has said he will delegate fundraising duties to his staff.
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Democratic Delegate Brooke Lierman is the primary sponsor of the House bill.
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Don Benton (R), was not able to get a national delegate slot.
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Shull had originally supported Rand Paul and was now a Trump delegate.
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The territory has a nonvoting delegate in Congress, called a resident commissioner.
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But if you delegate all that to that chief, nothing's gonna happen.
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The Times reports this morning that Clinton's lead in the delegate count is daunting enough that she could effectively end the race by performing well in delegate-rich contests on Super Tuesday, as she is expected to do.
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Curly Haugland, who is co-chair of the delegate vote committee, stressed to CNBC that even if a member of the delegate vote committee is supporting a candidate, it will not sway the voting process of an applicant.
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A strong Clinton performance in Milwaukee could temper Sanders' delegate gains elsewhere: The 4th Congressional District, where is centered in Milwaukee, offers 10 delegates -- the second-biggest delegate haul in the state after the Madison-based 2nd district.
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Another OPEC delegate had earlier said there had been "some progress" and a third delegate said he was optimistic that the 14-nation group would reach a final agreement when its oil ministers meet in Vienna on Nov. 30.
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But the ballot distributed by the state party did include at least one clerical error: There was no bubble on the ballot for delegate candidate #379 (who was running as a Trump delegate, according to the state party list).
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A Clinton win in delegate-rich New York on April 19 would provide crucial breathing room for her campaign, as Sanders has continued to make a spirited challenge in the Democratic nominating contest despite trailing in the delegate count.
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By bringing in strategists with presidential experience, like Paul Manafort and Rick Wiley, Mr. Trump also showed a willingness to overhaul his staff that could make him more competitive in a delegate-by-delegate contest or a convention showdown.
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Under the delegate allocation systems that will become increasingly common over the second half of the primary season, Mr. Trump would win lopsided delegate tallies if he prevailed by anything like the margins he carried in Illinois and Michigan.
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To Feinberg, Zito replied, "The assumption that she cannot differ with her husband who was a delegate for the GOP in 83 is a wee bit sexist," but Sacco herself was a delegate too, as well as her husband.
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"Every delegate is critical to our agenda and discussions with Joe Biden," Mr. Cohen said from Florida, where he met Wednesday with Our Revolution members who are seeking delegate slots at the Democratic National Convention to help Mr. Sanders.
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If the polls are right, Joe Biden is on track to double his delegate lead tonight, claim an irreversible delegate lead next week, and possibly clinch the nomination with an outright majority of delegates by the end of April.
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Clinton and put Mr. Sanders in a mathematical bind in the delegate race.
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Manafort joined Trump's campaign in March 2016 and oversaw the convention delegate strategy.
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The intensity of the bombing was "unprecedented," Hind Kabawat, an opposition delegate said.
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"Both Saudi and Iran can show that they won," an OPEC delegate said.
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California is the main state to watch as it's the biggest delegate prize.
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A Russian delegate at the conference dismissed Poblete's remarks as unfounded and slanderous.
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Those who participate in person will account for 90% of the delegate equivalents.
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Three candidates are vying to win a majority of the 1,001 delegate votes.
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Ted Cruz's efforts to undermine Trump's lead in the Republican primary delegate race.
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He left the state without a single pledged delegate to the national convention.
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There simply aren't the human resources to delegate these tasks to another specialist.
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Despite a rigged delegate system, I am hundreds of delegates ahead of him.
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That helps Clinton maintain her pledged delegate lead over Sanders, 753,304 to 1,075.
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The delegate math makes it impossible for Kasich to become the Republican nominee.
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My mother was a Eugene McCarthy delegate at the 1968 Democratic National Convention.
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Wang was previously delegate to China's National People's Congress, the country's ceremonial legislature.
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However, to ensure business growth, it is important to learn to delegate tasks.
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Sanders, despite tying Klobuchar, gets zero county delegates and therefore state-delegate equivalents.
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All that delegate math, the fretting over whether Trump could reach 1,237 delegates?
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Donald Trump is winning the primaries, and he's winning in the delegate count.
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"They need to be ramping up a sophisticated delegate selection process," Baker said.
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One delegate, Baker recalled, wanted a federal job in exchange for his vote.
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However, Obama took an extra delegate over Clinton thanks to Nevada's caucus process.
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He had faith in technocrats and was willing to delegate authority to them.
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Another New Hampshire delegate, sitting next to Bergerom, had a more muted response.
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"They're eloquent," said Dana Dougherty, a delegate from Florida holding a Trump doll.
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According to Evans' tally, 682 delegates are friendly to the delegate unbinding efforts.
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Lemonis advised Devlin to cede control, delegate more tasks and trust his employees.
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It wasn't such an easy question for Faith White, a delegate from Nebraska.
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Actress Shailene Woodley, 24, will also be attending the convention – as a delegate.
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Newly-elected Virginia Delegate Elizabeth Guzman will deliver the Democrats' Spanish-language response.
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Wes Brumit, a Cruz delegate from Texas, defended Cruz's non-endorsement Wednesday night.
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We can talk about norms, and we can talk about delegate allocation formulas.
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"Normally for OPEC, good compliance is near 80 percent," said another OPEC delegate.
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All before she became Washington, DC's delegate in Congress some three decades ago.
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A male party delegate wouldn't stop messaging a Utah Republican on social media.
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In a statement after the announcement, Karen Bernal, a Sanders delegate from California,
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"Justice for all," said Chad Lupkes, a Bernie Sanders delegate from Washington state.
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On the Republican side, it's all about the district-by-district delegate math.
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America's primary agenda: track results and delegate counts with our interactive election calendar
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Benitez, himself a delegate, remains uncommitted, as do the other four elected delegates.
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America's primary agenda: track results and delegate counts with our interactive election calendar.
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Still, there's a bulk of the business for which Donofrio can't quite delegate.
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Jamaica had to fly in a delegate from Switzerland to attend the negotiations.
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If there are things on your list you don't want to do, delegate.
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Saturday's results might not shake up the delegate count in the Democratic race.
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Before Wisconsin voted, Sanders was already well behind Clinton in the delegate race.
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Stacey Plaskett, the Virgin Islands' delegate to Congress, told USA Today on Thursday.
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The president can delegate his prosecutorial power to other officials as he chooses.
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Kasich is dead last in the delegate count, behind Trump, Cruz and Rubio.
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The real estate magnate currently enjoys a sizable delegate lead over Texas Sen.
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Such prognosticators will have a hard time explaining Mr Trump's formidable delegate lead.
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Being an NPC delegate is even less fun than it used to be.
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Larrazolo ran three unsuccessful campaigns to serve as a territorial delegate to Congress.
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In 1968, the primaries played a minor role in the delegate-selection process.
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Last year, Democrats flipped six GOP-held state delegate seats in her district.
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"Not yet," said another delegate, asked whether oil at $79 was too high.
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Mr. Wang is a delegate to China's legislative house, the National People's Congress.
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Our interactive delegate calculator lets you simulate how the nomination process could unfold.
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Trump has 736 delegates so far, according to The Associated Press's delegate tracker.
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Trump's rivals are hoping to use the delegate process against the front-runner.
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That effort would seem futile at this point given Mr. Trump's delegate lead.
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This process would continue until each remaining candidate has surpassed the delegate threshold.
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Delegate Roem has been an effective leader in Richmond & she isn't finished yet.
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She had some support in that effort from Kentucky delegate and state Sen.
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"Hell no!" exclaimed one delegate at the table as the crosstalk heated up.
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"It was this massive delegate haul" fueled by Clinton's support among African-Americans.
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Each of their votes counts just as much as a state's pledged delegate.
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Donald Trump, meanwhile, has less political experience than a Model United Nations delegate.
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Mr. Todd, the Pennsylvania delegate, said that while he is happy that Mrs.
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In early July, a delegate offered a platform amendment to support lethal aid.
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He was also made UNESCO's ambassador and permanent delegate of Armenia in 1995.
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In delegate-rich California, Clinton leads by 22019 percentage points, according to RealClearPolitics.
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Despite a rigged delegate system, I am hundreds of delegates ahead of him.
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If those trends hold, she'll likely add even more to her delegate lead.
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Understanding the delegate selection and allocation is a basic part of the campaign.
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You know, we won every congressional district, also we got every single delegate.
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Trump's victories will allow him to walk away with an increased delegate lead.
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By his view, every delegate is free to vote as they see fit.
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One delegate said a longer extension by 12 months was still an option.
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Delegate-rich New York, which votes on April 19, will be very different.
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Each member state sends one delegate, with portfolios carved up through horse-trading.
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Under those guidelines, California would remain -- by far -- the most delegate-rich state.
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Now, nearly every state holds either a primary or a delegate-selection caucus.
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Demand to be a delegate is as high as it has ever been.
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Pro-Trump protest of Colorado delegate outcome at state Capitol in Denver. pic.twitter.
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Clinton had accumulated a solid delegate lead, and she only increased that lead.
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A candidate needs 2,383 delegate votes in order to win the Democratic nomination.
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The Wyoming results did not change the delegate math for the Democratic contenders.
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He was about to hire another Obama person, a specialist in delegate counting.
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Bernie Sanders led in the biggest delegate reserve of the primary season: California.
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And now, Sanders finds himself in a protracted delegate knife-fight with Biden.
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One day after Saturday's South Carolina Democratic presidential primary, current delegate leader Sen.
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CNN's delegate estimate in the state currently shows Biden tied with Vermont Sen.
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Biden leads in the overall delegate count after a run of primary victories.
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Still, Biden currently has an about 150 delegate lead nationally over Vermont Sen.
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According to our delegate tracker, Biden now has 864 delegates to Sanders's 705.
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The title of delegate also gives them extra cachet in making business deals.
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Patrick Nelson, a 27-year-old who served as a delegate for Sen.
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And it's not yet clear how exactly Clinton fared in the delegate count.
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In certain cases, a church leader can delegate an investigation to a layperson.
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Trump's complaint that Colorado's delegate selection system is undemocratic is beside the point.
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"Our country is so big," the delegate, Zhu Xueqin, speculated at the time.
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Congress rarely checks the president, preferring instead to delegate its powers to him.
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EDT, adding to his delegate advantage after winning the Florida primary as well.
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A candidate needs to win a 2000,22020-delegate majority to secure the nomination.
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Biden's delegate total was at 453, ahead of Sanders' 373, NBC News said.
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The self-described democratic socialist is leading is delegate-rich states including California.
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Biden was leading Sanders in the delegate count as of 2:20 p.m.
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Congress must delegate this heavy responsibility to living former presidents and vice presidents.
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These won't alter the sizable delegate advantage the former Vice President gained yesterday.
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"Everybody was a little ticked," said Elizabeth Walters, a delegate from Burnet, Tex.
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Delegate count: 68 Biden won Missouri and will secure at least 32 delegates.
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Delegate count: 36 Biden won Mississippi and will secure at least 30 delegates.
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Delegate count: 155 Biden is projected to win Illinois, according to Fox News.
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It's unclear if they would have the same right to appoint a delegate.
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And both Bloomberg and Warren could leave California with impressive delegate hauls too.
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He currently leads the delegate count with 1,113 delegates to former Massachusetts Gov.
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Bloomberg is within striking distance of the statewide delegate threshold, at 2792 percent.
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The largest delegate prize is in Michigan, with 125 delegates up for grabs.
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California and Texas are the two biggest delegate prizes of the whole contest.
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The candidate with the most state delegate equivalents is also considered the winner.
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The precinct chair would report those county delegate results to the state party.
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The results released Thursday night also maintain a state delegate lead for Buttigieg.
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The state delegate equivalent results are calculated based on the final preference totals.
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Only the Iowa Democratic Party calculates state delegate equivalents; the Republicans do not.
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In a poll of delegate-rich California, Sanders holds a 4-point advantage.
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I don't have a secretary or executive assistant, either, but I do delegate.
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"OPEC Gulf countries and Saudi Arabia are willing to cooperate," the delegate said.
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Yang finished with 1% in Iowa and did not receive a national delegate.
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He remains the favorite in California, the grandest delegate trove on the map.
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We will go by state delegate equivalents, as we have in the past.
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To determine relative strength, each satellite caucus will be allocated county delegate equivalents.
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These are the candidates who are first and third in the delegate count.
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Bernie Sanders in the all-important state delegate equivalents, with no winner declared.
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Carl Davis, a delegate from Texas, works in the mayor's office in Houston.
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"We will not yield," Alyssa DeRonne, a delegate from Asheville, North Carolina, said.
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She expanded her delegate lead over Sanders by winning New York last week.
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Bernie Sanders for the state delegate equivalent lead, weren't known until days later.
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After Iowa and New Hampshire, Sanders trails Pete Buttigieg in the delegate count.
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Sanders has a wide margin in the county delegate race, with 46 percent.
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But the Sanders turnout operation helped him dominate the county convention delegate count.
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Both Democrats and Republicans use a complicated delegate process to choose their nominees.
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" 'Boos and booze' ought to be the Smith slogan," a Tennessee delegate said.
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Brian Schatz (D-Hawaii) -- human trafficking survivor and Refugee Congress delegate Valdir SoleraSen.
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"Saudi Arabia is committed," a Saudi delegate said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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It's difficult to stop a candidate when they have a significant delegate advantage.
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"I've never seen anything like this," said the town's delegate Louis Paul Raphael.
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Large wins there could erase any delegate gains Sanders could make Tuesday night.
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Trump has to delegate less to the generals and empower Tillerson's diplomats more.
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Musk's situation could highlight a classic problem facing many leaders: Reluctance to delegate.
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Days later, he cast his delegate vote for Trump on the convention floor.
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A change in the lead in SDEs could, effectively, flip a national delegate.
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Delegate count: 415 Media reports projected Sanders would win the most populous state.
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Delegate count: 52 Biden won easily and will secure at least 25 delegates.
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He was mathematically eliminated from winning a delegate majority back in mid-March.
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They were debating how to superimpose the delegate tallies over Cronkite's talking head.
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Instead, Congress has encouraged the F.A.A. to delegate more certification work to manufacturers.
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Second, Hillary Clinton is currently in a commanding position in the delegate chase.
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Eventually, six were granted delegate status, while 58 were excluded from the convention.
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Trump has hardly raised any, and yet he's dominated polls and delegate counts.
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Correction: A previous version of this article misstated New York's delegate allocation rules.
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That group released a radio ad this week singling out an Iowa delegate, National Committeeman Steve Scheffler, for fighting delegate unbinding efforts, and encouraging listeners to call his number and urge him to allow them to vote however they like.
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Democrats On the Democratic side, Sanders is aiming to capitalize on a hot streak heading into the delegate-rich New York primary on April 19, where Clinton hopes to secure a win on home turf to maintain her big delegate lead.
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" Delegate Caleb Hanna, who is cosponsoring the bill with Martin and Delegate Patrick Martin, appeared on Fox News' "Fox and Friends" on Tuesday morning and said he believes "the wall is a crucial part in addressing West Virginia's drug problem.
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Cosco's chairman, Xu Lirong, is also a delegate to China's legislature, the National People's Congress, and in 2017 was a delegate to the 19th Communist Party Congress, the conclave held every five years that picks the ruling party's top leaders.
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If things shake out this way, his already very difficult delegate math — he needs 58 percent of remaining pledged delegates to get a pledged delegate majority at this point, while Clinton only needs 41 percent — will grow even more daunting.
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Bernie Sanders won the New Hampshire primary Tuesday night, but former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg pulled even with him in the state's delegate count, CNN estimates, giving Buttigieg a slight edge in the overall delegate count so far.
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The Democratic delegate count so far shows Mr. Sanders slipping significantly behind Mrs. Clinton.
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Virginia delegate Beau Correll is hoping for an upset at the Republican National Convention.
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And we're going to delegate the things that make us unique to a computer.
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But it will be the constant chatter for about a month, delegate math notwithstanding.
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But in the delegate count, any win is good for her at this point.
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Of course, Clinton's early delegate lead has been padded by support from super-delegates.
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Thursday's delegate count puts Trump in sharp contrast to Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton.
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He sent a signal that he's accepting the harsh realities of the delegate math.
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Just a handful of delegate wranglers from the campaigns worked the lobby Saturday afternoon.
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Or will Ted Cruz inch even closer in the delegate count with a victory?
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Priebus said it's up to candidates and their campaigns to understand the delegate rules.
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If he wins big across the board, his delegate math will get much easier.
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He said a delegate count under 1,237 opens the door to a contested convention.
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In rural Fremont County, the ratio was one state delegate for every 45 caucusgoers.
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"It can go somewhere and do something, it can be your delegate," he said.
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He can choose one pre-convention who will help him win new delegate support.
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On the meeting's fringes, criticism of Mr Maduro was scathing, according to one delegate.
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He recognized a delegate who asked for a roll call vote on the rules.
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Clinton and Mr. Sanders are tied in the pledged delegate count, at 51 each.
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Those state delegates will have the final say on who becomes a national delegate.
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The Constitution is a jigsaw puzzle of compromises that left no delegate fully satisfied.
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I need to be more willing to delegate and be patient with the process.
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A bound delegate is only bound as far as the convention accepts that vote.
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Becciu is also special delegate to the recently troubled Sovereign Military Order of Malta.
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"Can you trust Amy Carnevale to support Donald Trump?" asked Liberty delegate Evan Kenney.
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Thanks to a super delegate late surge, she clinched the Democratic nom last night.
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Another admirer was Eleanor Holmes Norton, Washington's nonvoting delegate to the House of Representatives.
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Ronald Reagan had a moral compass and the self-knowledge to delegate political tactics.
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"It is all in the hands of the Russians now," an OPEC delegate said.
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After meeting with Nick, the delegate visits the Winslow home to rescind the deal.
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The convention devolved into chaos this weekend, amid disagreements over rules and delegate counts.
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The difference matters, since Trump now finds himself in a battle for every delegate.
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" Another delegate, when asked about the prospects for a deal, said: "Nobody knows yet.
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In previous caucus years, the Iowa Democratic Party has only provided the delegate counts.
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Unlike Republicans, Democrats required their nominees to achieve two-thirds of the delegate votes.
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Ted Cruz finished Colorado's delegate fight the way he started it: With overwhelming victory.
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It's unclear how much freedom Trump, who is known to delegate, will give Pence.
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Still, Trump enjoyed narrow wins in the delegate-rich states of Louisiana and Kentucky.
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Delegate work Warren Buffett doesn't have direct contact with his dozens of companies everyday.
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Choosing how much of their finances that they want to delegate vs collaborate on.
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What has being an entrepreneur taught you about management and how to delegate authority?
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"The whole delegate system is a sham," he told Fox News on April 26th.
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They delegate that job to data warehouses, customer data platforms or some other [platforms].
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Kendal Unruh, a delegate from Colorado and Rules Committee member who supported Texas Sen.
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Then eliminate, delegate, or ignore processes and tasks which won't contribute to your growth.
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"A lot of members don't know him," said McCarthy, a Trump delegate from California.
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Regardless of Saturday's results, Sanders will remain far behind Clinton in the delegate count.
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The gold standard for delegate counts is still the tabulation by The Associated Press.
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Decades later, the two started talking about picking up their old delegate count again.
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We were, as you can imagine, out on the road and you do delegate.
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My father was a delegate to the 1952, 1956 and 1960 Democratic National Conventions.
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The site offers a link to the RealClearPolitics Republican presidential primary's ongoing delegate count.
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Trump has 996 delegates to Cruz's 565, according to The Associated Press delegate tracker.
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Since late May, Mr. Trump has controlled a majority of the 2,472 delegate votes.
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But some question whether the board can delegate authorities to the Temporary Emergency Committee.
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Clinton, meanwhile, racked up big margins Arizona, the biggest delegate prize of the night.
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On Sunday, he blamed the large initial GOP field for the complicated delegate math.
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Even if he wins every remaining delegate, he'd still fall short of a majority.
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Such measures could also define the political realm and delegate political power after Abbas.
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But his role was far greater than just working on the campaign's delegate operation.
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In which areas do you have strengths and responsibilities, and what should you delegate?
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Cruz won one delegate from Rhode Island, and Kasich won five from the state.
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PEDRO R. PIERLUISI Washington The writer, a Democrat, is Puerto Rico's delegate in Congress.
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He was brought on to help with delegate counts for the Republican National Convention.
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Clinton victory in all the biggest, most populous, diverse and delegate-rich states. Mrs.
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Trump has 85033 delegates to Cruz's 565, according to The Associated Press's delegate tracker.
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Trump won in six other states and looked to extend his massive delegate lead.
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Once something gets your attention, act on it or delegate it, but don't procrastinate.
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Nathan Bedford Forrest was a Confederate general & a delegate to the 28500 Democratic Convention.
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"It's disappointing," said Ken Cuccinelli, a delegate from Virginia who was coordinating the effort.
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Or that the committee delegate to Mr. Conaway, with advice and consultation with myself.
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According to its rules, New Hampshire got its delegate count wrong, shortchanging Mr. Rubio.
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Cruz currently trails Trump in the overall delegate count by about 400 pledged delegates.
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You can also assign your vote to another member who serves as a delegate.
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Ahead, we break down what a delegate actually is and how the system works.
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So, what's a delegate to do in the era of the social media election?
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She has 768 pledged delegates compared with Sanders's 553, according to Vox's delegate tracker.
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This means he'll still face trouble closing the delegate gap against Clinton going forward.
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Day 6: Stop trying to prove how smart you are and delegate tasks instead
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Trump is the GOP front-runner and has a large delegate lead over Sen.
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According to the Associated Press's delegate tracker, businessman Donald Trump has 743 delegates, Sen.
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Snyder has served as the public delegate to the 55th United Nations General Assembly.
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Republicans disputed the notion that the delegate races are a referendum on President Trump.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden has surged into the delegate lead over Vermont Sen.
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Sanders is aiming to keep the delegate race close, though, with wins out West.
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Biden, like he did in Missouri and Mississippi, grew his support and delegate lead.
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The difference between winning and losing is not particularly relevant from a delegate standpoint.
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In the Democratic primary, Joe Biden holds a commanding delegate lead over Bernie Sanders.
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The delegate math and the momentum in the race is much different than 2016.
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Bernie Sanders to bridge the 79-delegate gap that currently separates the two frontrunners.
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The other big delegate haul up for grabs is in Texas, with 228 delegates.
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And that proportional delegate allocation makes it hard for any candidate to pull away.
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He said the two leaders had agreed to delegate officials to follow the issue.
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In September, Kimberly Teehee became the Cherokee Nation's first delegate to the U.S. House.
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When I had that job, the rap on me was: Do I delegate enough?
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He said that close races would still favor him in terms of delegate counts.
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The states that matter the most for the delegate count are, instead, the landslides.
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Rubio did so badly mainly because of delegate allocation rules in Texas and Alabama.
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As he spoke, Biden had a 248 to 177 national delegate lead over Sanders.
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The state awards one of the biggest delegate hauls of the night, with 99.
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Everyone else was clustered right at or below the 15 percent delegate threshold level.
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A memo from her campaign manager said she expected a delegate haul on Tuesday.
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There were fears among Sanders's rivals that he'd build a potentially insurmountable delegate lead.
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He fell behind Biden in the pledged delegate race after Super Tuesday this year.
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A gun victim's boyfriend beat a delegate with an 'A' grade from the NRA.
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He won and won and won, taking the overall lead in the delegate count.
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The delegate math is looking a lot clearer than it did a week ago.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden now has a nearly insurmountable delegate lead on Sen.
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Pelosi downplayed the meeting Thursday as a "housekeeping" session on the delegate selection process.
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One delegate said he saw some positive signs that a compromise could be reached.
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An OPEC+ delegate said there were "positive signs" after a separate OPEC+ meeting finished.
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The hirings come as the campaign moves more resources into delegate-rich battleground states.
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John Kasich and was elected as a Kasich delegate for the Republican National Convention.
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Sanders has repeatedly vowed to stay in the race and fight for every delegate.
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That said, it's always better to be ahead in the delegate count than behind.
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Those two states, the biggest delegate pots of all, will shape the Democratic race.
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But his delegate majority won't be won at the above caucus site in Reno.
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They could also have won at least one delegate in the first three contests.
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She served as a delegate for the Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders last year.
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She said a delegate sold the land in 2007 without consulting or involving villagers.
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The two are also MIA in some of the country's most delegate-rich battlegrounds.
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Sanders along with campaign surrogates will meet with local activists in delegate-heavy states.
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But because only the delegate count was released, there was no way to know.
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Mr. Mellon was also a Republican National Committee delegate for the 2012 presidential election.
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He has just barely broken the 15% threshold for delegate viability in the state.
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The final state delegate count is what is usually used to determine who wins.
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Voting is already well underway in the most delegate-rich state on Super Tuesday.
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Aides to Mr. Buttigieg, on the other hand, are focusing on the delegate count.
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That would earn him the one extra national delegate reserved for the statewide winner.
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That's why voters delegate complex policymaking jobs to full-time legislators and their staffs.
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Every precinct gets at least one delegate, no matter how many Democrats show up.
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In the case of a Democratic primary, they could also dig into delegate counts.
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Well, party officials consult a master delegate apportionment list from Iowa Democrats to calculate.
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Precinct-specific calculations determine whether your candidate will get a state-level delegate vote.
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He is also a Connecticut delegate to the American Bar Association's House of Delegates.
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The Democrats also have proportional delegate rules that heighten the chance of that occurring.
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Both states had a caucus and a primary with the caucuses determining delegate allocation.
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Johnson was initially named a Trump delegate to the Republican National Convention in July.
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Trump's approach to handling cybersecurity appears to delegate the issue to subject matter experts.
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Although that would shrink Clinton's delegate lead substantially, she would still be safely ahead.
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Dave Huynh, the campaign's delegate expert, was put in charge of the political department.
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They are co-authors of the book Unbound: The Conscience of a Republican Delegate.
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It was introduced by Democratic Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton — Washington, DC's non-voting representative.
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A candidate must reach a "viability" threshold of 2628 percent to receive a delegate.
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Clinton won 700.59 state delegate equivalents to Sanders's 696.82, according to the state party.
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Under Democratic delegate selection rules, some congressional districts are allocated more delegates than others.
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Even after her loss in Wisconsin, Clinton leads Sanders comfortably in the delegate race.
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He is learning to delegate, but letting go remains one of his greatest challenges.
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Buttigieg achieved the most state delegate equivalents in that first-in-the-nation contest.
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Delegate more instead of being the rugged individualist who goes at it alone.3.
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Whichever candidate gets the majority of these 4,750 delegate votes, then, becomes the nominee.
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Delegate count: 31 Biden won the state and will secure at least 63 delegates.
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Delegate count: 6 Bloomberg won American Samoa and will secure at least four delegates.
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You can also help fund a delegate trying to get to next year's conference.
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In 2016, she was a delegate for Hillary Clinton at the Democratic National Convention.
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The campaign recently snagged Hillary for America alum George Hornedo as national delegate director.
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I don't know if that delegate from Oklahoma is going be reading the Elle.
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At 20, he served as a delegate for Paul to the Republican National Convention.
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He has just started the process of selecting hundreds of delegate candidates in California.
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An Iranian delegate at the meeting, Tehran's former ambassador in Vienna, declined to comment.
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And unlike some other states where it's difficult to vet delegate loyalty, the campaigns get to pick the California delegates who will represent them at the convention, which is important in a race that could come down to a handful of delegate votes.
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The flip side of the delegate insurrection question is whether the somewhat odd union of the Trump campaign and the Republican Party staff can squash the delegate uprising before it has a chance to draw the focus away from the coronation of Trump.
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Wayne Buckwalter, a Trump supporter and candidate for delegate in Pennsylvania, said he needs the media attention to overcome the name identification advantage held by the three delegate candidates in his district who have been endorsed by the Chester County Republican Party.
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" So as long as state law or a state party rule binds a delegate to vote for a certain candidate, his or her delegate vote will be so recorded, regardless of the delegate's preference, or as Mr. French says, his or her "conscience.
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Running the Trump campaign Manafort joined the Trump campaign in March 2016 to help with delegate counting ahead of the Republican National Convention, as some Republicans hoped to use arcane delegate procedures to wrest the nomination from Trump at the convention in Cleveland.
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The question is whether Sanders' strength in the state, coupled with Biden's surge, can prevent Warren and Bloomberg from reaching that same threshold, which could divide the state's massive delegate haul in a way that nudges everyone further from a delegate majority.
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While Sanders claimed four states, including the biggest delegate prize of the night in California, the delegate lead he hoped to grab disappeared, and instead it appeared that Biden could be in the lead when all the Super Tuesday votes are counted.
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Warren, in her very lawyerly way of hiding behind allusions to intricacies of convention rules and delegate counts, avoided the simple form of her answer: No, the will of the Democratic voters is irrelevant unless it ends up in a delegate majority.
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In Colorado, more than 600 people ran for the final 13 delegate slots awarded Saturday.
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The Trump campaign selected him to be a delegate for the Republican primary in California.
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He will be joined by "Free the Delegates" organizer Kendal Unruh, a delegate from Colorado.
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Mike Lee, Colorado delegate Kendal Unruh and some of her fellow anti-Donald Trump delegates.
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That, as the final delegate counts trickle in, is the legacy of Monday night's vote.
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Trump won Louisiana's primary, but pro-Cruz activists won delegate slots for the national convention.
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There are reports that Ted Cruz has done very well in the delegate selection process.
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Trump meanwhile only needs about 57 percent of every remaining delegate to be the nominee.
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The nation's capital has a sole non-voting representative in Congress, Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton.
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Otherwise, either take the task off the to-do list or delegate responsibility, says Sethi.
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She was a delegate and delivered a Sikh prayer at the 2016 Republican National Convention.
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Right now, Sanders has 13 superdelegates in states Clinton won, according to CNN's delegate estimate.
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We should also note that the delegate selection process unfolds more slowly than the primaries.
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Front-runner Donald Trump is accusing the RNC of rigging the delegate system against him.
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But Pete Buttigieg, who finished a close second in New Hampshire, leads the delegate count.
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I wanted to dress up like Sheila E. and explain what a super delegate was.
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Prime ministers are under no obligation to answer questions themselves; they can delegate someone else.
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But the Texas senator has shown no interest in a delegate-denial alliance against Trump.
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As previously elections show, just a few delegate votes can make or break an election.
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The panel can recommend changes to the primary calendar, delegate allocation formulas, and other rules.
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Later Sunday night the Cruz campaign hit back at Trump's threatened litigation over delegate rules.
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Buttigieg had held a narrow lead over Sanders in earlier tallies of state delegate equivalents.
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But Bernie Sanders is fighting on right into the convention, delegate math be damned. 2.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren in Iowa state delegate equivalents with 71% of precincts reporting.
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"It's not enough to be anti-establishment," said one of Trump's more seasoned delegate operatives.
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Correction: This story was revised to correct that Spiker is not a Republican convention delegate.
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Even candidates who didn't perform as well could end up slightly bolstering their delegate count.
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Cruz has been Trump's strongest rival but still trails him considerably in the delegate race.
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However, the former secretary of state still holds a wide lead in the delegate count.
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Cruz allies prevail in the North Dakota delegate race Wisconsin is also a confidence game.
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" Eventually, the 11-delegate committee charged with the section offered the narrower "Treason, or bribery.
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It's nearly impossible for him to clinch the key delegate threshold before the last races.
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"Who inches ahead in the end is meaningless," Sanders added, referring to the delegate count.
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Delegate Bob Marshall and the state Republican Party use male pronouns to refer to Roem.
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First thing's first: Does Sanders even have a chance of winning the delegate-rich state?
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And for all of Cruz's delegate scrambling, fetishized by the political cognoscenti, Trump still won.
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As a black Sanders delegate, McKinnon said he felt the heat from both sides acutely.
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Eighteen candidates — almost all of them Trump supporters — ran for the first two delegate slots.
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In order to delegate effectively and use time wisely, you must have fewer moving parts.
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It also means being a delegate is more than just a perk for a politician.
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The delegate list shows they will send a significant team – 48 officials – to the talks.
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