Both of these states award some delegates winner-take-all statewide and the rest winner-take-all by congressional district.
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Because if Trump loses winner-take-all Florida, he could also lose winner-take-all Ohio to the state's governor, John Kasich.
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But he argued that such unfairness is inherent to winner-take-all elections: There is a large measure of "unfairness" in any winner-take-all system.
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North Carolina: North Carolina awards its delegates proportionally, so it's less important than the other states, which are either winner-take-all or winner-take-all by congressional district.
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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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The United States is one of the few democracies that does not have a coalition government, and a winner-take-all electoral system breeds a winner-take-all punditry.
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Mr. Trump would fare well in the pure winner-take-all states as well as the states with a mix of winner-take-all by statewide vote and congressional district.
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He will likely pick up Nebraska's 2628 delegates and Montana's 28500 in their winner-take-all format, but may lose New Jersey's 6900 and Delaware's 2628 winner-take-all delegates.
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And it's a very scrappy, tenacious competition, winner take all.
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The knockout tournament provides a winner take-all purse of $250,000.
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Most of these markets are "not winner take all," Jassy said.
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That same margin would have given Mr. Trump all of the delegates if Michigan had winner-take-all rules, or 80 percent of the delegates if it were a winner-take-all system by congressional district.
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But even after splitting Tuesday's Western contests and successfully turning Utah into a winner-take-all contest to counter Trump's winner-take-all victory in Arizona, Cruz still faces a steep uphill battle in the delegate math.
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Delaware: 16; winner-take-allMaryland: 16253; 14 of them are winner-take-all; rest are by congressional districtPennsylvania: 71; 17 winner-take-all; 54 completely unbound (!) -- These 54 unbound delegates could decide if Trump gets the nomination.
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In all but two states, electoral votes are allocated winner-take-all.
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Ohio, one of the first winner-take-all states, carries 66 delegates.
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It's winner-take-all in Game 7 of the World Series tonight.
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The Pentagon has said this will be a winner-take-all affair.
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After then, the states award delegates on a winner-take-all basis.
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These are winner-take-all groups, in their process and their outcomes.
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Several winner-take-all states, including Arizona on March 22, also remain.
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A big part of the reason is winner-take-all state primaries.
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Why has the economy become more of a winner-take-all affair?
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And in this winner-take-all economy, most of them just lose.
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John Kasich won the winner-take-all primary in his home state.
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On that day a slew of big winner-take-all states will vote.
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Ohio and Florida will award their delegates on a winner-take-all basis.
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The big winner-take-all states don't have their primaries until March 15.
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But in our two-party, winner-take-all presidentialist system, they were stuck.
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The "winner-take-all" feature of presidentialism exacerbates the problem of presidential power.
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In a winner-take-all system, what happens next would have been straightforward.
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This is not a — this is not, like, a winner-take-all thing.
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The JEDI contract has been set up as a winner-take-all affair.
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The economy is becoming winner-take-all, and will become ever more so.
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He's more than halfway there ahead of Tuesday's winner-take-all Arizona primary.
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John Kasich predicted victory in his home state's upcoming winner-take-all contest.
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Oklahoma has a 15% threshold for delegates and 4.93% winner-take-all rule.
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Ted Cruz tries to turn one state into a winner-take-all coup.
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Florida's 2628 delegates make it the biggest winner-take-all state this cycle.
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Fiorina has no connection to Indiana and its 85033 winner-take-all delegates.
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But it's winner-take-all if a candidate reaches the simple majority threshold.
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But beginning on March 15, winner-take-all states will begin casting ballots.
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Trump won the winner-take-all state of Arizona, giving him 58 delegates.
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He gains no delegates from Ohio because of the winner-take-all rules.
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I'm not a believer in all these winner take all type of dynamics.
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I'm not a believer in all these winner-take-all type of dynamics.
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Cruz will win the Texas primary, but it is not winner-take-all.
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We believe, by the way, that this is a winner-take-all market.
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" Like all app stores, notes the company, it's a "winner take all market.
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Instead, what appears to be going on is a winner-take-all system.
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Again, Democrats' lack of winner-take-all states makes this question very important.
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Ohio will award its 66 GOP delegates on a winner-take-all basis.
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The state-based, winner-take-all was never discussed at the constitutional convention.
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Let's stop viewing the winner-take-all system as the only path forward.
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A winner-take-all strategy undermines prospects for a peaceful transition in Venezuela.
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Tonight he'll get 66 delegates from his home state of Ohio, which is winner-take-all, but zero in Florida (which is winner-take-all, and Trump won) or in Missouri (which assigns by congressional district, and Kasich won none).
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Tuesday states, unlike those that vote on March 15, are not winner-take-all.
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The pair reportedly are trying to arrange a $10 million winner-take-all match.
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"It's important to say this will not be a winner-take-all," he argues.
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Let's just talk about the increasingly winner-take-all nature of the entertainment biz.
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Only 16.2 percent of the delegates over all come from winner-take-all states.
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Electoral votes are apportioned state by state, mostly on a winner-take-all basis.
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The Cubs slammed the Indians 9-3 to set up tonight's winner-take-all.
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This is the nature of our winner-take-all, single-winner approach to elections.
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He lost winner-take-all Ohio and its 66 delegates to that state's Gov.
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Kasich's presidential campaign faces judgment day in Ohio's winner-take-all contest on Tuesday.
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John Kasich, who faces a must-win situation in the winner-take-all state.
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Badger State voters will award 42 Republican delegates in a winner-take-all contest.
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Though he played admirably, each game of Yahtzee is a winner-take-all contest.
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It means moving away from our winner-take-all system and single-member districts.
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"This will likely not be a winner-take-all market at maturity," Evans said.
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Ohio and Florida are the first two winner-take-all contests of the cycle.
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John Kasich just days before the winner-take-all primary in the Buckeye State.
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This is the urgent time for compromise, not for a winner-take-all showdown.
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For the Cubs, that's pushing the series to a winner-take-all Game 7.
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With the results in winner-take-all Arizona, Trump will expand on that lead.
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It's not the Electoral College by itself, but the state winner-take-all rule.
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The music industry can tell us a lot about our winner-take-all economy.
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Second, it would exacerbate the existing distortions of the winner-take-all system. Why?
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Today, 48 states use a winner-take-all approach to their Electoral College votes.
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Go deeper: Read the report and proposal The age of winner-take-all cities
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WATCH: Postmates CEO: The food delivery space is not a winner-take-all market
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Which is exactly the metamorphosis Boies complains about with the winner-take-all system.
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Canada's foreign minister, Chrystia Freeland, accused Washington of pursuing a "winner take all" approach.
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But the US has winner-take-all elections, which give us only two parties.
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Particularly in digital, you have what are called network effects, so it's winner take all.
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The Defense Department hopes to award the winner-take-all contract as soon as August.
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And in our knife's-edge, winner-take-all system, this would make all the difference.
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It's a winner take all state, so that would mean Trump would win 50 delegates.
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"AI is a technology that naturally lends itself to a winner take all," Bengio said.
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Trump, on the other hand, won Arizona, a winner-take-all state worth 58 delegates.
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The state's 66 Republican delegates all go to the governor; Ohio is winner-take-all.
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Under party rules, convention delegates are awarded proportionally, and "winner take all" primaries are barred.
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But given Arizona's winner-take-all status, Trump leaves the state with all 58 delegates.
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Republicans go to the polls tonight in five states, including two winner-take-all contests.
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But given Arizona's winner-take-all scenario, Trump left the state with all 58 delegates.
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Clinton's support that inevitably put it at a disadvantage in a winner-take-all system.
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This is also not a winner-take-all market as big as those guys are.
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This winner-take-all approach is shared by Labor and has reinforced the policy paralysis.
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In this country we've gone with a two-party system and winner-take-all elections.
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What that means: Unlike the general election, nothing in the primary is winner-take-all.
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The current 'winner take all' system gives the president enormous power in a divided society.
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Florida is one of a handful of winner-take-all contests in the Republican race.
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If he loses any one of these four winner-take-all states, he's in trouble.
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They are huge prizes, because both award their delegates on a winner-take-all basis.
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I often emphasize a point that consumer markets are not generally "winner take all" markets.
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Venezuela's neighbors, above all, should champion negotiation and compromise rather than winner-take-all politics.
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They wanted intrigue, cattiness, chaos and Darwinian, winner-take-all battles for success and survival.
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Why it matters: Self-driving technology is not a first-mover, winner-take-all contest.
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That's because Indiana allots its 57 delegates winner-take-all statewide and by congressional district.
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The idea is presumably that ride-hailing will become a hugely profitable, winner-take-all market.
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What's key: Indiana is a winner-take-all state, with 278 delegates going to the victor.
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You know, in the software world, in particular for platforms, these are winner-take-all markets.
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PARELES I completely agree with you about the unhealthy overall effects of winner-take-all culture.
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Phil needed a sudden-death playoff to fend off Tiger in the winner-take-all match.
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The two sides have been in talks for a "winner take all" match for awhile, Golf.
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"This is not a general election; it's not winner-take-all," Sanders told his adoring crowd.
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Many but not all of the remaining GOP primary states are winner take all as well.
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Ohio voters will also cast their ballots in a winner-take-all primary also March 15.
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As well as promoting a middle class, diversification mitigates the curse of winner-take-all politics.
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Critics claim that in the current high-tech environment, a winner-take-all, exaggerates these extremes.
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Student Opinion In our winner-take all presidential election system, two parties dominate: Democrats and Republicans.
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SoftBank's "winner take all" strategy of investing has long had its critics, as Troy Wolverton reports.
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The dilemma facing voters will be akin to that found in a winner-take-all primary.
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Then again, some of the winner-take-all-states are in reality winner-take-congressional district.
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Wisconsin awards 85033 delegates in its winner-take-all voting contest in just under two weeks.
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Like Florida, which is also voting tonight, Ohio is a winner-take-all state for Republicans.
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Unlike Republicans in some states, Democrats award delegates proportionately -- not on a winner-take-all basis.
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The state's winner-take-all primary on Tuesday is shaping up to be a climactic moment.
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The single-member, winner-take-all elections we use are a relative rarity among advanced democracies.
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With more results like this, Tanaka could be Boone's guy in the winner-take-all showdown.
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The winner-take-all bias that elevates the battleground states overruns all of the other biases.
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Polls show Trump is up by about 20 points in that critical winner-take-all primary.
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There is no constitutional requirement mandating the winner-take-all approach that most states use today.
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Now the series will run on, adding more late theatrics: a winner-take-all Game 5.
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The winner-take-all primaries should be revised to allocate delegates based on popular vote totals.
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However, unlike the Republican Party, the Democratic Party does not use a winner-take-all system.
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Currently, 28500 states and the District of Columbia use a voting method called winner-take-all.
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Trump, meanwhile, has a 2628-point lead over his closest challenger in winner-take-all Florida.
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Only six winner-take-all states remain (Arizona, Delaware, Nebraska, Montana, New Jersey and South Dakota).
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John Kasich in their home states — the first two winner-take-all contests on the calendar.
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The series will culminate in a winner-take-all format at November's race in Homestead, Fla.
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Name the only franchise that has never played in a winner-take-all postseason game. 2.
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A Warriors win there would set up a winner-take-all clash in Toronto on Sunday.
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But in our winner-take-all system, this coalition is not enough for a majority party.
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John Kasich, who narrowly leads him in most polls ahead of Tuesday's winner-take-all GOP primary.
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The numbers reflect the fact that e-commerce is a "winner take all" market, where size matters.
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Nebraska, one week later, will deliver all 36 of its delegates in a winner-take-all contest.
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Kasich promised the Texas senator a "clear path to victory" in Indiana's upcoming winner-take-all contest.
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If necessary, a winner-take-all Game 3 will take place Friday night on DePaul's home court.
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Here are five takeaways from the last GOP debate before the March 15 winner-take-all contests.
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"The company is scaling across multiple verticals and proving that one platform can be winner take all."
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The two will now go head-to-head in a winner-take-all runoff on May 7.
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Content may explode in popularity overnight and then fade, but there will be no winner-take-all.
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These "anchor states" would now be in play with the smaller states still being winner-take-all.
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"The right way to think about the space is not a winner take all market," Lehmann said.
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And while Democrats have fewer winner-take all primaries, they are less proportional than they could be.
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His stop comes three days before the Prairie State's winner-take-all delegates primary on March 15.
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And Trump faces a potential setback in the five winner-take-all states still on the map.
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As your article noted, on March 15, winner-take-all primaries will occur in Florida and Ohio.
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Even that strategy, of course, may fail, if Mr. Trump wins consistently in winner-take-all states.
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Five large states will cast ballots, and several, including Florida and Ohio, are winner-take-all states.
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Federal elections are a series of individual winner-take-all elections taking place within districts or states.
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This is why the winner-take-all rule is so destructive to our nation's politics and culture.
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Just because the winner-take-all system is unintended doesn't mean there isn't an argument for it.
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And other winner-take-all states, like New Jersey and Arizona, seem like strong states for Trump.
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Minnesota forced a winner-take-all Game 5 with an 80-69 victory Sunday in Los Angeles.
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And just as it did last season, Minnesota pushed the series to a winner-take-all game.
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By the time the game was on, the winner-take-all prize was 10 times that amount.
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All states except for Maine and Nebraska award their electoral votes on a winner-take-all basis.
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The gathering is scheduled days before the crucial, winner-take-all primary in Florida on March 15.
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We can do better than assigning winner-take-all legislative majorities by picking names out of bowls.
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That winner-take-all aspect has drawn scrutiny: Critics have alleged that the terms of the deal are unfairly weighted towards Amazon Web Services, and that making it winner-take-all ignores the fact that many modern enterprises rely on multiple clouds in concert for their IT infrastructure.
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The rest will come from winner-take-all districts which did not exist under the previous PR system.
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But, again, I'm worried we won't do this because of the winner-take-all logic of arms races.
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All of this comes ahead of a decision on the massive $10 billion, winner-take-all cloud contract.
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The strategy rests on Cruz winning Indiana, which awards its 92 delegates on a winner-take-all basis.
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John Kasich both pinned their hopes on winner-take-all contests on March 21 in their home states.
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Florida, like Ohio, is a winner-take-all state, and its 99 delegates weigh heavily on the scales.
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Winning really means something in Florida and Ohio, the first winner-take-all states of the Republican primary.
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In three appearances in winner-take-all postseason games, he has not allowed a run in 23 innings.
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The rush by other law firms to meet Cravath's salary increase also reflects the winner-take-all society.
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The state's winner-take-all caucus is scheduled for March 22, with 40 pledged delegates up for grabs.
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It's not a one winner-take-all type of market, but we all need to push toward digitization.
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If Mr. Trump continued to win pluralities in winner-take-all states, he could easily nab the nomination.
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Mormons offended by Mr. Trump's comments about Muslims delivered a hefty winner-take-all state to Mr. Cruz.
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They have a combined 229 pledged delegates, and they're awarded winner-take-all statewide and by congressional district.
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If he wins his home state and its winner-take-all primary, then he'll rocket to the nomination.
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At that point, when contests become winner-take-all for delegates, Mr. Trump will be harder to stop.
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It also a story that dramatizes the fragility and frustrations of our winner-take-all two-party system.
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But a new electoral law also gives seats in Parliament to the victors of winner-take-all districts.
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"The road to the Democratic nomination is not paved with statewide winner-take-all victories," the memo stated.
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This isn't a Republican primary like 2016 in which many of the later contests became winner take all.
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Sogard, batting fifth and playing second base in the winner-take-all game, homered in the second inning.
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Why did SailGP break with tradition and put a winner-take-all $1 million purse on the line?
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Fortunately for the anti-Trump forces, Kasich will eke out a win in this winner-take-all state.
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We, as a democratic society, cannot survive such consequences-be-damned, winner-take-all, facts-don't-matter politics.
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A "winner take all" system was usually in place for states that used a primary or caucus system.
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Of course, if you flip those results around, that season finale against the Packers becomes winner-take-all.
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Missouri will award its delegates on a winner-take-all basis by congressional district, and Illinois isn't much different.
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There are 71 delegates at stake on Tuesday, but only 17 of those are winner-take-all statewide delegates.
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Here it is, with my emphasis in bold: It's very tricky for platforms... these are winner-take-all markets.
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But in America's winner-take-all elections, the two parties don't necessarily have incentive to turn out all voters.
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"This market is probably going to be … not a winner take all, but a winner take most," said White.
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But has Rubio's momentum come too late, with a bunch of winner-take-all primaries just around the corner?
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"It's a winner-take-all marketplace that leaves little room for genuine creativity that isn't of the blockbuster kind."
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The snapshot of Florida comes before the state's crucial 99-delegate, winner-take-all primary set for March 15.
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The Broward County-based Sun-Sentinel's decision comes as Florida's 99-delegate, winner-take-all March 15 primary approaches.
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Expect a chorus of party brass to press Kasich to depart before Ohio's March 15 winner-take-all primary.
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There are 99 winner-take-all delegates up for grabs in Florida and 2440 in Ohio on March 2000.
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Ohio is critical for Kasich, as it is one of the first winner-take-all contests of the cycle.
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" Haugland stressed to CNBC,the rules to receiving the nomination are straight-forward, "There is no winner take all.
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Jeb Bush -- a one-time presidential rival -- for his endorsement ahead of Florida's 99-delegate, winner-take-all primary.
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Germany leads the call for free trade and investment as a win-win, not a winner-take-all position.
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Next up is the winner-take-all primary in Arizona, and a smaller contest in Utah, on March 22.
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John Kasich on Thursday night guaranteed a win in his home state's winner-take-all primary on March 15.
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Each district's three delegates are winner-take-all; they go to the top primary vote-getter in that district.
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If he triumphs, Rubio would win all 99 delegates in the winner-take-all state and attract massive momentum.
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It would even be enough to withstand losses in both Ohio and Florida, two big winner-take-all states.
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Mr. Rubio would need to beat Mr. Trump in several big winner-take-all or winner-take-most states.
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It was unclear whether Mr. Bush intended to make an endorsement before Tuesday's winner-take-all primary in Florida.
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The window closes on March 15, when a slew of big and often winner-take-all states will vote.
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A few of the remaining winner-take-all states, like Montana and South Dakota, appear friendly to Mr. Cruz.
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Arizona is the largest winner-take-all state left on the map, with Tuesday's winner bagging all 58 delegates.
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Really, it's just Nebraska, South Dakota, and Montana, all winner-take-all states that are worth 92 delegates combined.
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That's because the delegate-rich state is winner-take-all, meaning justification for Kasich to stay in the race.
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ALABAMA (50) Trump could potentially sweep all of Alabama's delegates even though it's not a winner-take-all state.
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Arizona awards its 58 delegates on a winner-take-all basis and would be a huge coup for Cruz.
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A winner-take-all system within states can produce results counter to the majority for no high-minded reason.
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She recommends systems of proportional representation, seeing them as generally superior to systems based on winner-take-all majoritarianism.
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He currently leads in the winner-take-all states of Ohio and Florida, the latter by a wide margin.
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These new businesses, it is argued, fuel so-called "network effects" that lead inevitably to winner-take-all marketplaces.
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"As globalization deepens, the practices of law of jungle and winner take all are a dead end," he said.
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Grocery stores aren't a winner-take-all proposition, but Amazon may be about to eat a lot of lunches.
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Social media networks have a tendency to be winner-take-all propositions, and Snapchat is one of the winners.
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Even though the state's primary is not winner-take-all, sizable margins for Sanders could catapult him way ahead.
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Each winner-take-all contract costs $1, and traders can bet a total of $850 at any one time.
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Trump has scheduled three events in Arizona Saturday with an eye on the winner-take-all presidential primary Tuesday.
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Social-network services have a tendency to be winner-take-all propositions, and Snapchat is one of the winners.
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Arizona's primary is the last major contest until April 5, and the last winner-take-all until late April.
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Trump will come in second, and third and fourth place will not matter since it is winner-take-all.
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In addition, defensive end Dee Ford (quadriceps, hamstring) will miss the NFC West winner-take-all game against Seattle.
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Nonetheless, Britain's winner-take-all system for parliamentary elections makes it very hard for small parties to win seats.
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Buy Dark Money: Amazon | Barnes & Noble Winner-Take-All Politics: How Washington Made the Rich Richer — and Turned Its Back on the Middle Class by Jacob S. Hacker and Paul Pierson Winner-Take-All Politics tracks the origins of extreme income inequality in the United States to deregulation in the late 1970s.
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Thanks to the type of contests on Tuesday — two winner-take-all states, a winner-take-all-by-district state and the loophole primary in Illinois — Mr. Trump could claim a huge delegate lead if he wins by the modest margins that have so far given him around 13 percent of the delegates.
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There's a final issue: Some big winner-take-all and winner-take-most states aren't necessarily favorable ground for him.
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So there is the winner-take-all scenario, as you paint it, that drives forward the notion of a race.
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"When it comes to internet platform business models, there is a winner take all, winner take most dynamic," he said.
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That set the stage for a single winner-take-all match, which would determine which city's curse would be expunged.
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It's been a while since we've had a good, old-fashioned, knock-down, drag-out, winner-take-all platform war.
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That Silicon Valley is not all bulletproof billion-dollar companies and "winner take all" markets is no cause for gloom.
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RL: If it's a winner-take-most or winner-take-all dynamic, then for sure, that gives them an advantage.
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Tennessee is also a winner-take-all state, so the Volunteer State's 19893 delegates will all likely go to Trump.
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For the Republicans in 2016, early states did use some form of proportionality, but later states use winner-take-all.
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It's no longer a winner-take-all scenario for Amazon Prime Day — in fact, that hasn't been true for years.
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He saw I had been cut and said he wanted to fight, so we bet 21,0003 baht, winner take all.
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The Bucks held the Celtics at bay from there to force a winner-take-all game Saturday night in Boston.
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But unlike Virginia, Florida is a winner-take-all primary, meaning he must defeat Trump to capture all 99 delegates.
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John Kasich, whose state also holds a winner-take-all primary on March 15, is still seeking his first win.
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But New York is not winner take all, so he will not necessarily claim all of the state's 95 delegates.
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Now, it's on to Tuesday's winner-take-all in Florida and Ohio where Rubio and Kasich are fighting sudden death.
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Content may explode in popularity overnight and then fade, but there will be no winner-take-all in AR content.
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If it had been winner-take-all for every state, the Clinton advantage would have been well over 1,33 delegates.
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She was promoted to southeast regional political director after Trump won the Sunshine State's winner-take-all primary in March.
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Kasich argued that this strategy will bring him to victory in his home state's winner-take-all primary next Tuesday.
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Her career shouldn't be a one-shot, winner-take-all enterprise in which her debut has to succeed, or else.
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The Democrats eliminated winner-take-all primaries, which theoretically makes a longer struggle— and conceivably a deadlocked convention — more possible.
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Mr. Rubio's campaign is on life support; the winner-take-all Florida primary is do-or-die for his campaign.
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His success in winner-take-all Florida — worth 99 delegates — was enough to push Marco Rubio out of the race.
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The next big date is March 15, when the two biggest winner-take-all states of Florida and Ohio vote.
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The fate of Uber's stock is a verdict on the winner-take-all venture capital model that dominates Silicon Valley.
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Democrats have a rule that exacerbates this imbalance — they allot all delegates proportionally, with no winner-take-all contests permitted.
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On Tuesday, the Nationals became the first D.C. baseball team in 214 years to win a winner-take-all game.
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For some businesses, you're like, I don't really care, it's a services industry, it's not a winner take all market.
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Go deeper: The age of winner-take-all cities College towns are becoming economic powerhouses The new cities to watch
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Unlike Republicans, who award delegates in some states on a winner-take-all basis, all Democratic delegates are allocated proportionately.
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The Cardinals' victory marked the fourth time a team won a winner-take-all game by 10 or more runs.
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We are not as divided as it seems from looking at the winner-take-all red and blue electoral map.
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And he leads in the polls in upcoming primary states such as Florida and Ohio — winner-take-all delegate states.
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Across the world, female candidates do better in multimember districts with proportional representation rules than in "winner take all" systems.
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The current right-versus-left, no-compromise, winner-take-all approaches are a recipe for disaster-especially for religious freedom.
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That will change after Wednesday, when the Bruins take on the St. Louis Blues in the winner-take-all showdown.
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Florida is a winner-take-all state, which means that Trump will get all of the combined 99 delegates at stake.
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The winner-take-all match is said to be for $10 million and involve a television network and other corporate interests.
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The consumer drone industry is starting to feel like a winner-take-all marketplace, with DJI emerging as the clear winner.
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And given that he has the potential to win a number of winner-take-all states in the future, that's doable.
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The S.E.C. states aren't winner take all, so Cruz can't build an insurmountable delegate lead even if he runs the table.
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"Competition," unpredictability, and risk are apparently reserved for economic markets, not political ones in a two-party, winner-take-all world.
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Two 100-win teams will play a winner-take-all finale to the baseball season for the first time since 1931.
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The U.S. has a longstanding tradition of single-member districts and winner-take-all elections, which could explain weak political participation.
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A recent CNN/ORC survey found Rubio trailing Trump by 16 points in Florida, which has 99 winner-take-all delegates.
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They both also allow states to use their political power on a winner-take-all basis, unlike the House of Representatives.
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If he doesn't win Florida's winner-take-all primary next Tuesday, it will likely signal the end of his campaign altogether.
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The DoD previously announced that it had chosen Microsoft and Amazon as the two finalists for the winner-take-all bid.
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But this dynamic is also known as winner-take-all; this is why one or two parties come to dominate platforms.
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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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Trump won 423 delegates in the winner-take-all Arizona primary, while Cruz won all 40 delegates from the Utah caucuses.
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Cruz currently trails Trump by 281 delegates, after winning all 40 delegates in Utah this week, a winner-take-all state.
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Then, the theory went, Rubio would head home to Florida and capture next week's winner-take-all contest and 99 delegates.
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If anything, they are far closer to Parliamentary elections than to the winner-take-all-systems to which Americans are accustomed.
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This self-reinforcing cycle will lead to winner-take-all markets, with one company making massive profits while its rivals languish.
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Two states, Maine and Nebraska, allow electoral votes to be split by congressional district, while the rest are winner take all.
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But Pittsburgh bounced back with a 5-2 win in Game 6 in Tampa to force the winner-take-all contest.
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Sure, they argue, incumbents will be disrupted, but in their stead will be bigger, stronger competitors in winner-take-all markets.
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The winner-take-all interpretation of the 1968 election was that, with the defeat of Hubert Humphrey, the nation repudiated liberalism.
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In almost all states it's a winner-take-all system; there are 22004 votes nationally and it takes 2118 to win.
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Both primaries are winner-take-all for Republicans, so if Trump wins them, his march to the nomination might become unstoppable.
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This will require winning all 51 of New Jersey's delegates, a winner-take-all state that he is likely to carry.
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Maybe that will change, now that the contests are winner take all, and strategic draws are no longer of any use.
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He is an underdog in three winner-take-all states in the West and the Plains: Montana, South Dakota and Nebraska.
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A strong showing in these states, especially in the winner-take-all contests, could let him clear the 1,237-delegate threshold.
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No voting method is perfect, but this proposal is definitely a more democratic alternative than the current winner-take-all approach.
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More winner-take-all states (plus Trump's race-baiting black population formula) makes it pretty much impossible for Cruz to win.
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While Arizona, Delaware, Nebraska, Montana and New Jersey still have winner-take-all contests, most of the remaining states do not.
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Bautista, of course, had homered in the last winner-take-all game here, in the division series with Texas last fall.
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States aren't winner-take-all, so it's possible to rack up a lot of delegates even if you lose a state.
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It's a reasonable guess that ride hailing will also become a winner-take-all market, with the winner reaping huge profits.
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Few Americans are willing to risk their vote on a third party or independent candidacy in the winner-take-all system.
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America's two-party system, unfortunate as it is, is an inevitable result of the winner-take-all nature of our elections.
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And while there are some big winner-take-all states later in the calendar, there likely aren't enough to save him.
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Kasich's role in that plan is winning Ohio, one of the biggest remaining states and, crucially, one that's winner-take-all.
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But in today's winner-take-all marketplace, those who are only 1 percent more talented often earn thousands of times more.
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Specifically, they argued that California's winner-take-all delegate allocation (which gave McGovern all the Golden State's delegates) violated party rules.
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But in Britain's winner-take-all voting system, Labour is still the party best positioned to wrench power from the Conservatives.
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Court cases focusing on guilt or innocence make for winner-take-all solutions and exclude those criminalized from the political process.
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Johnson, likewise, imagines politics as a necessarily upward ascent, a winner-take-all spectacle in which his participation is not questioned.
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The array of innovation across tech and its "winner take all" tendency warrants a close examination of trends across different industries.
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Florida's 6900 delegates are a particularly big prize because it is a winner-take-all state, unlike New York and Texas.
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Aside from being one of the most important battleground states in the country, its 85033 Republican delegates are winner-take-all.
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In fact, it wasn't until the 6900th presidential election that a majority of the states had a winner-take-all system.
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Major battleground states Ohio and Florida are winner-take-all, and they can end the campaigns of their home-state candidates.
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If Trump can top 50 percent in each district, it would turn New York into a winner-take-all for him.
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I still remember seeing the decks for their biggest rounds in 2, and how competitive this seemingly winner-take-all market felt.
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Companies serving smaller markets can still succeed — they may just need a winner-take-all monopoly to create multi-billion-dollar value.
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Both Florida and Ohio use the winner-take-all method to allocate Republican delegates, making the stakes in those states particularly high.
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This is where the 22016 Democratic presidential primary will differ most significantly from the past: there are no winner-take-all states.
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Isn't that belief alone enough to create a high-stakes, winner-take-all arms race among the major powers of the world?
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Now they have, after a trio of Nationals stars — Stephen Strasburg, Juan Soto and Anthony Rendon — forced a winner-take-all finale.
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Scherzer is now set to oppose Houston starter Zack Greinke in the winner-take all event at Minute Maid Park on Wednesday.
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That reasoning would make sense if elections in America weren't winner take all affairs that can be decided by just one vote.
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A state's Senate representation is determined by two winner-take-all elections, now by popular vote, but before 1913 by state legislatures.
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While the Electoral College is also winner-take-all at the state level, each state's representation is much more proportional to population.
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We've gotten used to our winner-take-all approach to elections, but proportional representation needn't be a pie-in-the-sky idea.
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They're expected to make more side bets during the match as they compete for that $9 million winner-take-all grand prize.
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"I still think it's winner-take-all and we're still pushing to be the winner," CEO Tracy DiNunzio said in an interview.
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"I do believe that this is not going to be a winner-take-all game," he said of the mobile payments space.
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It comes ahead of two crucial contests for Kasich: Michigan's March 8 primary, followed by Ohio's 66-delegate winner-take-all primary.
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He'll have an opportunity to win a bunch back on March 15, when Florida holds its 99-delegate winner-take-all contest.
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Conant did point to one potential saving grace: Rubio's home state of Florida and its upcoming March 15, winner-take-all contest.
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Both Florida and Ohio use a winner-take-all method to allocate delegates, making the stakes in those two states particularly high.
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That allowed him to grab the state's 99 delegates which, on the Republican side, are awarded on a winner-take-all basis.
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More modest wins have also brought resounding mandates for new presidents, thanks to the winner-take-all arithmetic of the electoral college.
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The increasing growth of winner-take-all power within the tech industry is also all too reminiscent of those bad old days.
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John Kasich for president on Thursday, encouraging him to "go win this darn thing" four days before Ohio's winner-take-all primary.
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Spotify executives said there hasn't been meaningful impact from the competition, and that music streaming is not a "winner-take-all" market.
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Rubio's poor showing comes at a crucial time in the primary cycle, when states now turn to winner-take-all delegate allocation.
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The statewide winner will receive 30 delegates, and 27 more will be awarded through winner-take-all contests in each congressional district.
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Kasich and Rubio are also fighting to win their home states of Ohio and Florida next week in winner-take-all contests.
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He won't be favored to win either of the first two winner-take-all contests on March 15 in Florida and Ohio.
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The loss would also be a significant blow to Trump, given that Florida is a winner-take-all state awarding 2900 delegates.
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There are 99 delegates up for grabs in that winner-take-all contest, although front-runner Donald Trump leads in the polls.
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SoftBank's investment thesis has been based on the assumption that technology is often a winner-take-all or winner-take-most industry.
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The statewide winner will receive 28500 delegates, and 6900 more will be awarded through winner-take-all contests in each congressional district.
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The state has 57 pledged delegates, and it awards those delegates on a winner-take-all basis statewide and by congressional district.
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These investors argue that this is not a winner-take-all market and see in Lyft a discounted bet relative to Uber.
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Mr. Kasich hopes to hold on until Ohio's winner-take-all primary on March 15, a state that Mr. Rubio also covets.
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Arizona would be an important contest on any night: It is the third largest winner-take-all state of the Republican race.
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The next big test comes next Tuesday, with winner-take-all contests in Florida, Marco Rubio's home state, and Ohio, John Kasich's.
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Arizona's winner-take-all contest appears headed down to the wire between Trump and Cruz, with Kasich running a distant third place.
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Trump will get all 6900 bound delegates in Pennsylvania, as well as the 2628 up for grabs in winner-take-all Delaware.
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That's been especially true in Game Seven; each of the Ducks' last four seasons has ended in a winner-take-all loss.
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And more vigorous antitrust enforcement to deal with old-fashioned consolidation and the natural winner-take-all tendencies of the new economy.
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Florida's winner-take-all March 15 primary will award 99 delegates that, if taken by Trump, will make blocking him almost impossible.
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And the many winner-take-all primaries meant that though Trump rarely won majorities, he kept walking away with chunks of delegates.
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As the team with the best home record in all of baseball, they brought the winner-take-all game to their turf.
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No amount of nonpartisan redistricting can overcome the fundamental disconnect between place-based, winner-take-all elections and polarized, geographically separated parties.
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Traditions of compromise and civility have given way to a zero-sum, winner-take-all approach that is now out of control.
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That will mark the first of the "winner-take-all" states, in which delegates are handed out whole-sale, rather than proportionally.
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But in a winner-take-all system, they'd have to agree on one alternative that can beat one of the existing parties.
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If Connecticut, New York, Delaware, and Pennsylvania are any indication, he'll win New Jersey handily, and New Jersey is winner-take-all.
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Weld was also hampered by Republican rules that use a winner-take-all formula to award delegates, including in his native Massachusetts.
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China experts say that the many months of painful standoff have perhaps shown the limits to Mr. Trump's winner-take-all approach.
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There, too, the rules now allow for a winner-take-all delegate award if a candidate clears 50 percent of the vote.
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" Mr. Harford argues that the availability of recorded music "led the way toward a winner-take-all dynamic in the performing industry.
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Now they are here, not as purifiers or fumigants but as emblems of an era of winner-take-all at any cost.
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That's because a winner-take-all system doesn't reward any additional votes beyond what's necessary to win a state or a region.
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The Los Angeles Dodgers will host the Houston Astros in a winner-take-all game for the World Series championship on Wednesday.
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Nations, if they don't see this already as a winner-take-all scenario, are at the very least eager to be first.
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If Mr. Rubio won Florida — a winner-take-all state worth 99 delegates — it could balance out nearly all losses from Super Tuesday.
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But the future of television doesn't have to be a winner-take-all scenario, he noted in a "Squawk Alley" interview this week.
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The first day when any candidate could rack up a big winner-take-all delegate harvest is March 15, an eternity from now.
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He would hope to complement this victory by capturing delegates in Montana, South Dakota, and Nebraska, all of which are winner-take-all.
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But that's not so true before March 22012, when party rules prevent states from apportioning their delegates on a winner-take-all basis.
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If you were faced with a one game, winner-take-all scenario, would you want Steph Curry or LeBron James on your team?
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It's not winner-take-all for the Democrats, but Clinton's 71 percent poll numbers mean she's going to give Sanders quite the spanking.
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The debate is the last one before voters go to the polls Tuesday for pivotal winner-take-all contests in Ohio and Florida.
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That would be a winner-take-all affair for a contract that could stretch for a decade and involve many billions of dollars.
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Following a blowout win for Trump in Nevada, speculation that the home state senator could lose the winner-take-all contest had mounted.
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Primaries open to non-members, winner-take-all votes, or systems designed to look open while actually remaining closed are prescriptions for disaster.
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Manaea likely would have been the Athletics' starter in a winner-take-all wild-card game or Game 3.963 of a division series.
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Key to his argument is that the unit rule (or winner-take-all) laws adopted by states are the main source of distortion.
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Trump should win the 2900 bound delegates up for grabs in Pennsylvania and the 220006 at stake in Delaware's winner-take-all contest.
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Thirteen of those delegates will be awarded to the statewide winner, with the rest split up among the congressional district, winner-take all.
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Our current single seat districts, with "winner-take-all" elections, favors parties that can assemble coalitions of over fifty percent of the voters.
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Her husband's bosses were all too familiar with the "winner-take-all culture" in the House, which she now sees in the Senate.
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And even that would be difficult because the Democratic Party only awards delegates proportionally instead of allowing states to be winner-take-all.
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Our current targets assume Trump wins no delegates from two winner-take-all states that vote on June 7, South Dakota and Montana.
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Rubio guaranteed a victory in Florida's winner-take-all primary on March 15, shrugging off polls showing him trailing Trump by double digits.
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The Houston Astros and Los Angeles Dodgers will play a winner-take-all Game 21 of the 2795 World Series on Wednesday night.
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Since it is a winner-take-all contest, it would deny Mr. Rubio the 99 delegates he needs to remain a legitimate contender.
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But they also certainly won't help Mr. Rubio as he lags behind Mr. Trump before Florida's winner-take-all primary on March 15.
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It's a 10-year contract worth up to $10 billion to handle the DOD's cloud business — and it's a winner-take-all proposition.
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They had been forced into this winner-take-all wild-card game after falling to the Milwaukee Brewers in Monday's N.L. Central tiebreaker.
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The primary is not a winner-take-all contest: Delegates are awarded based on how candidates do in each of the congressional districts.
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Yet they are strongly incentivized to not compromise thanks to our electoral system of gerrymandered districts, closed primaries, and winner take all duopolies.
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Second, internet platforms exhibit a "winner take all" outcome due to scale and network effects, which makes it difficult to create competition artificially.
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The deal could lock the DOD into a 10-year, winner-take-all deal with whichever company it chooses to provide the service.
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Whether Cruz or Kasich block Trump's winner-take-all hopes, the loser — or at least "not the winner" — is the native New Yorker.
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The winner-take-all format of the tournament isn't going to change, but more attention on the games means more deals for players.
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Cherry used a "winner take all" approach to allow DNA neural nets to distinguish between numbers by synthesizing a so-called "annihilator" molecule.
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The real delegate pots start on March 15 when Florida votes winner-take-all for 99 delegates along with other winner-take-all states such as Illinois (69 delegates), Missouri (52) and Ohio (2023), followed by Arizona (58) on March 22, Pennsylvania (71) on April 21625 and the greatest delegate pot of all, California with 2900 delegates on June 220006.
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Richard Florida has documented the connection between innovation and inequality across global cities, where "winner-take-all urbanism" has deepened inequality, segregation and poverty.
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Monopoly. When you listen to most people in Silicon Valley talk about the network they talk about it as a winner-take-all system.
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Donald Trump is heavily favored to win Arizona, a winner-take-all state, and should end the evening with all 58 of its delegates.
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"Therefore, while not a winner-take-all market, in 22017 VoiceLabs predicts it will be a winner-take-entire-household market," the report states.
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If Trump wins there as well as in Florida — another winner-take-all state with 99 delegates — the primary is as good as over.
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Like in New York, it employs a hybrid system that awards those delegates on both winner-take-all basis statewide and by congressional district.
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Winner-take-all World Series: The championship will be decided tonight after the Washington Nationals beat the Houston Astros to force a Game 7.
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Clinton's reference to half of Trump's supporters as "deplorable" sums up exactly how both of them would treat their presidency: political winner take all.
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That means a high-stakes, winner-take-all tournament, one where the players truly care about winning and losing and play at full speed.
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Maine and Nebraska are the only two states in the nation that don't have a winner-take-all system for their Electoral College votes.
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The idea that Sony's PlayStation and Microsoft's Xbox are engaged in some kind of dogged winner-take-all battle is both outdated and toxic.
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Mr Rubio's real test will come on March 15th in his home state of Florida, which allocates delegates on a winner-take-all basis.
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John Kasich's victory in Tuesday's winner-take-all Ohio primary — which keeps Kasich in a three-way nomination fight with Trump and U.S. Sen.
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May, winner-take-all—it's possible for Labour to beat the Conservatives, but not have enough members of Parliament to form a governing majority.
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Although they played down the stakes, the Sharks clearly wanted to avoid the need for a winner-take-all Game 219.7 on the road.
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Tech valuations continue to climb, and according to one industry expert, it's the result of an evolving winner-take-all system in the industry.
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Moreover, those victories would come in large, winner-take-all states, quickly pumping up their delegate total beyond those of Trump (and/or Cruz).
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This is decided state by state on a "winner take all" basis, except in Maine and Nebraska, where electoral votes are allocated by districts.
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In fact, Florida's 99 winner-take-all delegates would not, as of now, be nearly enough for Rubio to supplant Cruz in second place.
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But, because almost all states award electoral votes in a winner-take-all fashion, our presidential elections actually render small and rural states irrelevant.
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Trump posted a huge victory over Cruz and John Kasich in Arizona's winner-take-all primary, giving him all 58 of the state's delegates.
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Winner-take-allThere are only five winner-take-all contests for the remaining 20 states that will award delegates between now and June 21625.
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The Framers of the U.S. Constitution, it is important to note, were silent on whether "winner take all," pluralities or majorities should decide elections.
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"In a winner-take-all world, a small group of people get outsized returns as a result of early actions they take," he writes.
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South Dakota and Nebraska, two winner-take-all states, look as if they could be challenging for Mr. Trump — but he's competitive in both.
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John Kasich won his home state of Ohio, a winner-take-all victory that was crucial to his ability to stay in the race.
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Polls show Cruz is tantalizingly close to the 50 percent support mark that would turn Utah from a proportional contest into winner-take-all.
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But Trump ends the night expanding his delegate lead, since both states ended up being winner-take-all, and Arizona is the larger state.
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Donald Trump won Arizona's primary on Tuesday, earning yet another big victory and a full slate of delegates in a winner-take-all state.
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Lux Capital partner Renata Quintini said not all companies are in winner-take-all markets, so some startups will still have room to thrive.
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So to become profitable on the car-sharing side of the house, Uber needs to become a winner-take-all by merging with Lyft.
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Winner-take-all states, where the candidate who wins a simple majority sweeps all of the state's delegates, don't start voting until March 15.
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Citizens who recognized that the politics of the state are now a divisive, winner-take-all affair did what Democrats would not: They acted.
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There are legitimate arguments to keep the present winner-take-all system, even arguments that today's progressive opponents of the Electoral College could appreciate.
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Uber's billions in losses could be interpreted as savvy investments, keeping competitors at bay in what would evolve into a winner-take-all market.
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But by running and spoiling an election, he could highlight the fragility and flaws of our winner-take-all electoral system, perhaps stirring reforms.
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Because we've set up our system of higher education to be so competitive, so winner-take-all, those years have taken on outsize importance.
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Florida has 99 delegates up for grabs in its winner-take-all primary, making it one of the biggest contests in the Republican race.
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It will be the Boston Celtics who get that daunting assignment after surviving the winner-take-all affair, 115-105, against the Washington Wizards.
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Since then, it has transmogrified from protecting consumers' freedoms to forcing consumers to subsidize winner-take-all, net-elites like Google, Facebook and Amazon.
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But the largely winner-take-all nature of the Electoral College plays a more decisive role than the media in the two-party system.
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If Republicans want to stop Trump from winning 1,237 delegates, they're going to need to start beating him in big, winner-take-all states.
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Under the current winner-take-all system by which 6900 states allocate their electoral votes, voters in small, rural states are the decided losers.
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One player walked away with $13,000 in a one-winner-take-all version of the game that took place during Monday night's Emmy Awards.
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But CEO Matthew Salzberg told CNBC that the grocery market is far from a "winner-take-all" battle between grocers, Blue Apron and Amazon.
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Every state now uses the primary and caucus system, and the "winner take all" rule for apportioning delegates is not allowed by the Democrats.
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Mr. Kraft has pleaded not guilty to two misdemeanors and has turned the dispute over the videos into a winner-take-all legal fight.
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I think it says something about the market that it might not be a winner-take-all and that is a problem for Uber.
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"It definitely is a good example of a winner-take-all market, where revenues and profits are distributed in a highly unequal way," Velthuis said.
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The system of states bundling their electoral votes into winner-take-all packages evolved over time, but it has been the norm since the 1800s.
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And Florida, a winner-take-all state, is the first contest where no one can argue that coming in second is anything other than losing.
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Surely, one might think, Rubio would win his home state of Florida, a big winner-take-all delegate prize set to vote on March 15.
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"In the software world, particularly for platforms, these are winner-take-all markets," Gates said in a recent interview with venture capital firm Village Global.
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However, if they are successful, platforms enjoy winner-take-all dynamics and strong network effects that create a key defensive moat to keep competitors out.
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Furthermore, these projects aren't in a "winner take all" area in the same way that say a cryptocurrency might be as a store of value.
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"What makes us a compelling venture-scale opportunity is what I believe is really going to be almost a winner-take-all situation," Morgan said.
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Institutional stock trading has become a winner-take-all arena in which a few big players are carving out larger slices of a shrinking pie.
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The emergence of so many "safe" Congressional seats, a byproduct of the single-seat winner-take-all system, has hugely consequential effects on national politics.
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Engaging on this human level also has a tactical benefit, since it prevents us from playing a winner-take-all game we can't possibly win.
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Centralizing schemes claiming to jump-start income growth are likely to fail, even as they raise the stakes of the winner-take-all political game.
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The 2020 Democratic primary will be protracted due to the fact that Democrats removed super delegates and they have no winner-take-all states. 4.
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But political junkies will be watching avidly to see what these states might tell us about next week's extremely consequential winner-take-all Republican contests.
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It was the final debate before Tuesday's winner-take-all elections in Florida and Ohio and delegate-rich contests in Illinois, North Carolina and Missouri.
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The biggest test for whether Kasich can stay in the race comes on March 15, when Ohio and Florida hold their winner-take-all primaries.
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According to an Associated Press poll, Trump picked up 58 delegates in the winner-take-all contest in Arizona, where he earned 46 percent support.
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"Corey, good job, Corey," the billionaire said, thanking his "whole squad" of campaign aides following another series of primary victories, including winner-take-all Florida.
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He's down in the delegate race by more than 200 to Trump, a gap that can't be closed by Florida's winner-take-all contest alone.
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It's unclear whether Bush will endorse a candidate before March 15, when both Ohio and Florida vote in winner-take-all primaries, the Times said.
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Trump with his winner-take-all real estate mindset feels more at home in Putin's world of yesterday than in America's globalized world of today.
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Trump held 20-point leads in polls just last month in the Sunshine State, which hosts its own winner-take-all primary on March 2023.
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Still, a telling emblem of Silicon Valley's hegemony and its winner-take-all ethos is Durant's acqui-hire, to borrow a bit of tech jargon.
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Because of "winner-take-all" elections, a state may have House members from both parties, but two senators from only one party, further skewing representation.
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Some art experts call the market a "winner-take-all" economy failing to attract buyers outside of the very top end of the pay scale.
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The party rules have done away with winner-take-all contests, setting a threshold of 28503 percent of the vote in congressional districts and statewide.
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For the better part of the last quarter century, they pointed out, the House of Representatives has been defined by a winner-take-all mentality.
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It becomes easy to win lopsided delegate margins starting March 15, when states are allowed to apportion their delegates on a winner-take-all basis.
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On Tuesday, all the candidates face primaries in five delegate-rich states, three of which — Florida, Illinois, and Ohio — are winner-take-all for Republicans.
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Many laws Mr. Obama championed were nearly all shot down because of the winner take all mentality that seemed to have engulfed our legislative branch.
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Many vendors have publicly expressed unhappiness at the winner-take-all, single vendor approach, which they believe might be unfairly tilted toward market leader Amazon.
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Winner-take-all, by contrast, tends to increase polarization between two large parties, and exaggerate geographical divides, setting up stark conflict between sections of society.
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The party's free-market-oriented rules give states the leeway to allocate all or most of their primary delegates on a winner-take-all basis.
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A wartime CEO has a "winner-take-all" mindsetIn times of peace, a company is already dominant - all it needs to go is keep growing.
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The winner-take-all nature of the U.S. electoral system (including, somewhat uniquely, party primaries) mitigates against this outcome — but it does not have to.
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Still, there's something in her that suggests that she now sees the world in the same winner-take-all prism that Mr. Cuomo often does.
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Absolute dependence on oil and gas, which account for 95 percent of export revenues, has helped turn political infighting into a winner-take-all contest.
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Perhaps the biggest beef around this contract, which was supposed to be decided in August, has been the winner-take-all nature of the deal.
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His top aides have vowed in unequivocal terms that they will not lose Florida, which awards its 99 delegates on a winner-take-all basis.
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But each of Britain's 650 voting constituencies has its own, winner-take-all election, so piling up votes in safe seats is comforting but inefficient.
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Atomized, solitary music-making reflects broader cultural currents: a ruthlessly individualistic winner-take-all economy; the troll onslaught of social media; siloed and tribalized politics.
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The predominance of finance and the winner-take-all structure of the high-tech industry mean that disparities of wealth and power will only grow.
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Conversations about race, the economy, bias, sexual assault, climate change or the winner-take-all economy all tend to involve strong emotions and challenging complexity.
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The conundrum facing British Jews owes in large part to the country's winner-take-all voting system, which renders many votes for smaller parties useless.
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As Democrats have done well in highly populated states, the winner-take-all method to award electoral votes continues to produce large benefits for them.
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We strongly urge an alternative approach, based on seeking a peaceful and negotiated transition of power rather than a winner-take-all game of chicken.
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John Kasich won his first primary election Tuesday in Ohio, claiming all 66 delegates in the winner-take-all state, CNN and Fox News projected.
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Most — but not all — states are winner-take-all, meaning all the electors will go to the candidate who wins the popular vote on November 8.
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Some other states use the winner-take-all method, in which the candidate with the highest percentage of the popular vote is awarded all the delegates.
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States that use the proportionate method may instead use the winner-take-all method if one candidate wins more than 50 percent of the popular vote.
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Some experts warn of a "winner-take-all economy," where high-skilled workers are rewarded with high pay, and the rest of workers are left behind.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Chicago Tribune endorsed Senator Marco Rubio in the 2016 Republican presidential race on Wednesday, a week before Illinois' winner-take-all presidential primary.
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HOUSTON — Late Tuesday night, after the Washington Nationals had forced the 211th winner-take-all game in World Series history, reliever Sean Doolittle considered their journey.
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They discuss how it is the informal actions that discourage "winner take all" demonization politics as being as important as the formal and written rules themselves.
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In a riveting, winner-take-all contest on October 13th, Mr Roberts brought in Mr Jansen in the seventh inning, almost unprecedentedly early for a closer.
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Just as some people like to talk with metaphors while others leverage humor, human-computer interact won't play out as a game of winner take all.
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Cruz and Rubio have about 23 percent each, but Arkansas is a winner take all state, so their 50 delegates will probably all go to Trump.
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"Under the winner-take-all system, U.S. citizens have been denied their constitutional right to an equal vote in Presidential elections," Boies said in a statement.
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Trump tweeted his thanks to voters in Arizona with its 58 delegates, claiming his victory in the winner-take-all primary was much larger than expected.
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Proportional voting systems really are preferable to winner-take-all designs; DC and Puerto Rico should have congressional representation because it's the right thing to do.
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In all states, whether using winner-take-all or proportional, states would report who had earned true bragging rights by winning that state's final round majority.
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It has been perverted into a rubber stamp of State voting patterns amplified by winner-take-all counting making it vulnerable to this election's foreign manipulation.
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Most of the remaining states award delegates by essentially rounding up, with winner-take-all Congressional Districts, a potential benefit for whichever candidate is finishing strong.
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Scott has consistently said he will not endorse a candidate until Floridians vote in Tuesday's primary, a winner-take-all contest with 99 delegates at stake.
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Our current single-vote, single-member district, winner-take-all approach to most elections in the United States is both a relic and a global outlier.
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Donald Trump is poised to win the Florida primary on March 15, giving him all 99 of the state's delegates in its winner-take-all primary.
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READ: 213 takeaways from the Democratic town hall On the Republican side, its 4.43 delegates are winner-take-all -- and must-win for Kasich's struggling campaign.
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The statewide winner in Maryland will claim 6900 delegates, with the remaining 2628 to be allocated in winner-take-all contests at the congressional district level.
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The party moved its convention earlier, made more primaries winner take all and mandated that superdelegates must vote for whichever candidate won their home state's contest.
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A loss in his home state's winner-take-all primary on Tuesday would likely raise questions about how much longer Rubio can stay in the race.
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HOME STATE WOES: The Hill's Jonathan Easley reports: Donald Trump is crushing the GOP field in Florida, a critical winner-take-all state on March 15.
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Cruz took 69 percent of the vote in Utah, a state that is winner-take-all if a candidate gets over 50 percent, winning 40 delegates.
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Rubio and Kasich are looking at picking up wins in their home states of Florida and Ohio, which hold winner-take-all contests on March 15.
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He could even do so without wins in Ohio and Florida, the two largest winner-take-all states, where he faces opponents in their home states.
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If Mr. Rubio does not win his home state's primary on March 15, and its 99 winner-take-all delegates, his campaign is most likely finished.
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In 2014, the Republican National Committee rolled out changes compressing the primary calendar and moving up the date of winner-take-all primaries to March 15.
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Both Mr. Rubio and Mr. Kasich have said that they need to win their home states, which both hold winner-take-all primaries on March 15.
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The way the two parties award their delegates is different: All of the Democratic delegates are awarded proportionally, rather than in a winner-take-all situation.
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Instead, presidential elections evolved into a single winner-take-all national plebiscite election, with two major parties competing for what was frequently a very narrow majority.
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We have winner-take-all electoral institutions oriented around the principle of majority rule, and compromise-oriented political institutions the framers designed to prevent majority tyranny.
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The true quirkiness of the Electoral College comes from how states award their votes, not how many votes each state has: It's (largely) winner-take-all.
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And depending on the results of the winner-take-all states that will start voting in mid-March, it's certainly possible that he could surpass Trump.
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Most states use a winner-take-all system, where the candidate who wins over 50% of the vote gets all of the state's electoral college votes.
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The reason candidates focus almost exclusively on these states is the winner-take-all rule, which Steven Brams rightly identifies as the Electoral College's biggest distortion.
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Since Democratic primaries are not winner-take-all, but rather award delegates proportionately, numerous participants will walk away from the many contests with delegates in hand.
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" He added that reports of him dropping out before Tuesday's winner-take-all primary in Florida, which will award 99 delegates, are "100 percent, categorically false.
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This winner-take-all approach is found in many contexts, but it is particularly evident in the highly publicized collisions between LGBT rights with religious freedom.
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It's also a clarifying example of the absurdities of the American winner-take-all two-party electoral system, rooted in the single-member, plurality-winner district.
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That said, it isn't winner take all — the two spacecraft could very well exist in healthy competition as crewed missions to space become more and more common.
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Once mid-March rolls around many will be winner-take-all, making it easier to catch up in the delegate count as more moderate states start voting.
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In 2016, the Republican Party awarded delegates on a winner-take-all basis, which meant that Trump could build a solid lead even with narrow primary wins.
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Trump's exact final number could depend on whether he reaches 50% thresholds some states and congressional districts require for a winner take all distribution of their delegates.
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The future of TV likely won't be a "winner take all" scenario, so not everyone has to compete directly with Netflix to succeed by their own measures.
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The largest players will likely continue to invest heavily in EVs and AVs in hopes of dominating the field in a winner-take-all fight, he says.
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By now you've probably heard of the Defense Department's massive winner-take-all $10 billion cloud contract dubbed the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure (or JEDI for short).
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Science is a winner-take-all enterprise, where whoever makes the decisive discovery first gets all the fame and credit, whereas all the remaining researchers are forgotten.
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The Republicans Raising the stakes on the Republican side is that Florida, with its 99 delegates and Ohio, which awards 66 delegates, are winner-take-all contests.
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Ohio, with 66 winner-take-all delegates up for grabs, also holds its primary Tuesday, and Trump has a narrow 2.5 percentage point lead over Ohio Gov.
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Compared to a strict winner-take-all system—one that would award all the delegates to the candidate with the most votes—this method is quite representative.
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The winner-take-all system rounds up from 85033 percent to all of the electors of a state, and rounds down from 49 percent to zero electors.
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Rubio might not win any states on Super Tuesday, but he is staking his campaign on winning his home state's winner-take-all contest on March 15.
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Ninety-nine delegates are up for grabs in next Tuesday's winner-take-all contest in Florida, a significant amount for any candidate seeking the Republican presidential nomination.
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The Arizona Republic, a highly influential newspaper in the state, is backing underdog John Kasich ahead of the its winner-take-all Republican presidential primary on Tuesday.
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Kasich is hoping for a strong showing in Michigan ahead of next week's primary in Ohio, a winner-take-all state where he now serves as governor.
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California on June 2202 will award just 2628 delegates to the statewide winner, with three delegates awarded winner-take-all in each of its 28500 congressional districts.
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Jason Osborne, the executive director of the Northern Mariana Islands Republican Party, shared results of the winner-take-all caucus early Tuesday morning on Twitter and Facebook.
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Amazon, with its market leading cloud, is widely considered to be the frontrunner for a winner-take-all contract to provide cloud services for the defense department.
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But such a contest between Mr. Trump and anyone else now seems less likely to develop soon, particularly before the winner-take-all states on March 15.
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The Texas senator will need a strong showing to keep Trump from turning this hybrid state into a winner-take-all state, as happened in South Carolina.
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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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It is a plan modeled on that veritable workers' paradise, the Nordic countries, and not on brutal, winner-take-all societies like the United States and Britain.
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This kind of polarization strains representative democracies with winner-take-all voting systems, since even modest alternations in district or state lines can produce very different results.
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So, of course, Lee said recently, she would be interested in watching Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson in their $9 million, winner-take-all exhibition on Friday.
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It took 22 holes for Phil Mickelson to defeat Tiger Woods in their $9 million, winner-take-all golf duel on Friday in North Las Vegas, Nev.
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And now, announced just days ago, you can add to this weekend the proposed Majesty Cup, a 64-player winner-take-all roughly $10 million exhibition tournament.
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Removing the N.C.A.A. restrictions on endorsements would create a winner-take-all dynamic within and among universities, writes Cody J. McDavis, a former Division I basketball player.
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Paul, an Oklahoma City Thunder guard, is a big fan of The Basketball Tournament, a winner-take-all $1003 million event composed mostly of college alumni teams.
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In the age of winner-take-all cities, big metros on the coasts are taking an outsized share of wealth, jobs and talent — but South Bend, Ind.
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California plays a crucial role in the Democratic nominating process because it doles out the most delegates for the nominating convention with its winner-take-all primary.
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Its 2628 delegates are selected on what is basically a winner-take-all basis: Whoever gets the plurality in each district and statewide wins all the delegates.
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The dream of disrupting the two-party system — a function of our winner-take-all elections, not any love for the parties themselves — did not go away.
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As a consequence, citizens who support the minority party in these states have little incentive to vote, given the winner-take-all approach favored in most states.
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Lyft Uber had been waging a winner-take-all-battle, but its troubles proved to be an opening for its much smaller rival in the United States.
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But in the end, Mr. Trump won for a simple reason: The Electoral College's (largely) winner-take-all design gives a lot of weight to battleground states.
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After forcing a Game 7 against the Houston Astros on Tuesday, the Dodgers fell behind early in the winner-take-all contest at Dodger Stadium Wednesday night.
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Not only would this be a devastating humiliation for Rubio, it would be a massive delegate haul for Trump, since Florida is a winner-take-all state.
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Greenfield admits that Snap would likely be bigger without the Instagram competition, but added that things don't appear to be winner-take-all, as some have speculated.
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There is a lot of space for things to change, though, particularly next week, when battleground states Florida and Ohio hold their "winner-take-all" primary contests.
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For example, the Democratic National Committee's "Fairness Commission" prohibited the use of winner-take-all delegate allocation in primaries in the 1980s, on the stated egalitarian principle that delegates should properly be awarded in proportion to the popular vote, while Republicans—who are less deferential to claims that internal procedures are undemocratic—continue to allow states to use winner-take-all rules if they hold primaries after early March.
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Even without the high levels of distortion between seats and votes that a winner-take-all system can produce, elections don't automatically translate public preferences into policy change.
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Nearly all states have a "winner-take-all" system, which dictates that all electoral votes be awarded to the candidate who won the popular vote within the state.
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Donald Trump dominated on Super Tuesday 2, kicking off the night with an early victory in the winner-take-all state of Florida that prompted home-state Sen.
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The A's dropped their fourth straight winner-take-all game, ending a 97-win season with their second loss in as many tries in the wild-card game.
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Trump's advisers have already signaled their intentions to make a major push in California, where results are winner-take-all in each of the state's 53 congressional districts.
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While many Republican primaries award delegates on a winner-take-all basis, the Democratic rules can mean a long race when there are two or more strong candidates.
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But that number wasn't quite enough for the candidates to drop everything in Wisconsin, which hosts a winner-take-all battle Tuesday, just two states to the east.
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For starters, it's a large amount of money, but perhaps the biggest reason it had cloud companies going nuts was that it is a winner-take-all proposition.
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"The market is efficient, and starting a company (especially one in tech or with a winner-take-all dynamic) can be like competing in the Olympics," says Ravikant.
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There's a good chance that car sharing will be a winner-take-all market, and Uber is trying to become the dominant player in markets around the world.
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The impact of the PR and winner-take-all electoral systems on women's political representation can clearly be seen in Germany, where a dual electoral system is used.
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Also playing is Woods' longtime adversary Phil Mickelson, who in August announced his much-discussed $9 million winner-take-all match against the athlete for this Thanksgiving weekend.
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Then on March 15, the day states can award delegates on a winner-take-all basis, Rubio's home base of Florida is among states going to the polls.
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From New York, the GOP race turns to winner-take-all contests in Delaware, Maryland and Pennsylvania on April 26 and proportional contests in Connecticut and Rhode Island.
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The left-leaning editorial board noted that since the Bay State awards delegates proportionally, not winner-take-all, a vote for a non-Trump candidate won't be wasted.
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"We don't like the valuations of that model and we don't like the winner-take-all mentality of that model," says CircleUp co-founder and COO Rory Eakin.
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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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They should crush the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 16, and have every opportunity to beat the Houston Texans head-to-head in a winner-take-all season finale.
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The only other winner-take-all state that will vote on March 28500 is Ohio, and Trump is currently favored to collect that state's 6900 delegates as well.
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The winner-take-all states of Florida and Ohio will probably decide the nomination, but to win these states, Clinton cannot depend on ethnicity to deliver the delegates.
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So Tuesday represents an important opportunity for Trump to seize back the narrative ahead of the pivotal winner-take-all races in Ohio and Florida on March 15.
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But Trump is leading in polls of Florida, and on Tuesday night predicted he will take the 28503 delegates in the winner-take-all contest on March 22019.
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Rubio said he remains focused on the contests following Super Tuesday, including his home state of Florida, which will hold a winner-take-all primary on March 15.
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That's because the party has ruled that states holding their primaries on March 2237 and later are allowed to award their delegates on a winner-take-all basis.
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He would have a good chance in Missouri on March 15, a state that awards its delegates on a winner-take-all basis statewide and by congressional district.
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Mr. Sanders would have struggled to seize the nomination even if he were able to cut into her delegate lead because Democratic primaries are never winner take all.
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And the Democrats' voting rules, which allot all primary delegates proportionally rather than allowing any winner-take-all bonanzas, make it extremely difficult for Sanders to catch up.
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CreditCreditBy Alex Fine This article is adapted from the book "How to Win in a Winner-Take-All World," to be published June 227 by St. Martin's Press.
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As two of the world's oldest democracies, they spring from the same, centuries-old model: the electoral system known as first-past-the post or winner-take-all.
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Golf aficionados who have been anxiously waiting for Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson to go head-to-head in a $9 million, winner-take-all match on Nov.
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The Los Angeles Dodgers forced the winner-take-all game with a 3-1 victory over the Houston Astros, who are seeking the franchise's first World Series title.
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Democrats have no "winner-take-all states" (where whoever comes in first place gets all that state's delegates) — instead, they allot delegates proportionally based on each contest's results.
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It says much about today's winner-take-all economy that many of the cities with the most glaring epidemics of homelessness are growing centers of technology and finance.
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Even if weaponizing capital could promote winner-take-all outcomes, SoftBank has been investing in the wrong types of businesses to achieve its goal of profitable market dominance.
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Antitrust critics fear that a winner-take-all contract for the Defense Department's cloud computing needs could help tech giant Amazon corner the government contract market even further.
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What I do resent is that the Electoral College, except for Maine and Nebraska, is a state-by-state winner-take-all, rather than being divided up proportionally.
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The tech world is becoming "winner take all," said Mr. Idezawa, who noted that the leading global companies were developing monopolies on everything from human resources to finance.
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Much like many other Democratic primary states, California is not a "winner-take-all" system, so several candidates could theoretically each get a fraction of the 495 delegates.
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It would create a winner-take-all system in which only a handful of top recruits would get a paycheck on top of earning a diploma debt-free.
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IPR's Noto said if the center-right fared well in the winner-take-all seats it could get a majority with as little as 36 percent of the vote.
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That could narrow in the meantime, but even if Trump wins by a small margin, Florida is a winner-take-all state, so Rubio would walk away with nothing.
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Polls show Mr. Johnson's Conservative Party with a comfortable lead, but it is difficult to predict how votes will translate into seats in Britain's winner-take-all electoral system.
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When the Department of Defense announced in March a 10-year winner-take-all cloud contract that could be worth up to $10 billion, it raised a few eyebrows.
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Networked computers can encourage a winner-take-all effect: if there is a lot of good software and content in English and Chinese, smaller languages become less valuable online.
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But the party had pushed its 2016 contest back to March — a move designed as a winner-take-all delegate boost for favorite sons Jeb Bush and Marco Rubio.
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So a mainstream candidate can make up for his failures on Super Tuesday merely by winning a winner-take-all state that he might not have otherwise counted on.
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First one: "The side bet is guaranteed, one hundred percent real," he says, citing the agreed-upon sum placed between the gyms of two competing fighters, winner-take-all.
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CNN will also be hosting the March 10 GOP debate in Florida, just days before the first winner-take-all primaries of the 2016 race for the White House.
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And his home base of Ohio — where he runs closer in polls to Trump than Rubio does in Florida — also holds a winner-take-all primary on March 15.
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Pittsburgh sports a perfect 5-0 record on the road in its previous Game 7 clashes heading into Wednesday's winner-take-all clash with Washington at the Verizon Center.
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Montana, New Jersey and South Dakota will award a total of 107 delegates in winner-take-all primaries on the same day, the last one on the primary schedule.
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Cruz specifically questioned why Kasich was campaigning in Utah this weekend, noting that it could put Cruz under the 50% threshold for the state's winner-take-all convention delegates.
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Winner-take-all elections, instead of proportional representation, mean that the slimmest of victories puts total power in the hands of the officeholders who did not attract many voters.
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Hyped as the "Battle of the Sexes," the hundred-thousand-dollar winner-take-all showdown began as a publicity stunt, but it soon became a referendum on women's lib.
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California is the biggest delegate prize of the cycle, with the majority of the 85033 delegates to be awarded in winner-take-all contests at the congressional district level.
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In Ohio, a survey by the left-leaning Public Policy Polling showed Trump leading Kasich by just 3 percentage points ahead of the March 15 winner-take-all primary.
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The winner-take-all strain of capitalism also fosters nihilism by depriving certain classes of key ingredients that make or buttress a sense of purpose: work, family, social usefulness.
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Unlike the GOP side, where candidates can amass big leads with winner-take-all states or by sweeping congressional districts, the Democrats award delegates by a strictly proportional system.
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The difference between victory and defeat matters a lot in the Republican primaries, since so many states award their delegates at least partly on a winner-take-all basis.
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But the decline in Mr. Rubio's standing could not have come at a worse time, with the must-win, winner-take-all Florida primary coming up on March 15.
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The states have a hefty total of delegates to award, plus a winner-take-all system that means that a victory there would make a candidate instantly more formidable.
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Single-member districts and winner-take-all elections discourage voters who feel their ideas or parties will not get any representation, turning certain elections into a denial of democracy.
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Meanwhile, by the 1830s, almost every state had changed its laws so that all electors were chosen winner-take-all through a statewide vote, according to Richard Berg-Andersson.
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But Skip doesn't believe it will be winner-take-all race, and that unlike ride-hailing a few years ago, playing by the rules will prove a positive differentiator.
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He also leads in polls in the upcoming, winner-take-all delegate states of Florida and Ohio, among others, which would make Trump difficult to defeat for the nomination.
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And given winner-take-all elections, both parties are positioned about where they should be to have the best chance of winning a majority, given their very separate coalitions.
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In a winner-take-all Game 7, Nikola Jokic (21 points, 27 rebounds, 220 assists) posted another triple-double, and the Nuggets hung on for a 228-257 victory.
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Underrepresentation of the left, Mr. Rodden argues, is a feature of any democracy that draws winner-take-all districts atop a map where the left is concentrated in cities.
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But it also reflects the willingness of shareholders and deep-pocketed private investors to keep fast-growing upstarts afloat long enough to conquer a potential "winner-take-all" market.
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The Report classifies congressional districts in Maine and Nebraska because they are the only two states that don't award their Electoral College votes on a winner-take-all basis.
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Many Latino Trump supporters live in Florida, which holds its critical winner-take-all primary on March 15, and where Trump holds a sizeable lead over native son Rubio.
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Trump will face a stiff test from Cruz in Arizona, the largest winner-take-all state still on the map, where the top finisher will take home 58 delegates.
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Both times — once when Democrats controlled Congress, and now while Republicans hold the reins — those in charge chose a single party, winner-take-all approach to crafting a solution.
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The good news is that there is a way out: replacing our winner-take-all elections with a form of proportional representation where every voter matters in every election.
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The lines between founders, investors and customers are far blurrier than in traditional corporate models; all the incentives are explicitly designed to steer away from winner-take-all outcomes.
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The contest will also mark the first time in the Bruins' 95-year history that they will host a winner-take-all Game Seven in the Stanley Cup Final.
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On Thursday, just days before Trump could effectively end the primary by taking the winner-take-all contests in Ohio and Florida, the collective-action problem manifested as sheer bafflement.
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When it comes to delegates, this won't be Trump's biggest victory — he'll net more from South Carolina, a bigger state that allots delegates winner-take-all style rather than proportionally.
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John Kasich, who barely registered in national polls for most of the primary, just beat Trump in his home state of Ohio, a winner-take-all state worth 17 delegates.
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Think about it: The single-vote, winner-take-all, zero-sum nature of our current elections encourages candidates to tear each other apart, since voters can only choose one candidate.
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In a talk last month, Van Reenan and his colleagues coined such gargantuans as "superstar companies," which he said mainly grow up in what have become "winner-take-all" sectors.
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And Mr. Rubio's entire strategy could be in mortal danger if he fails to win Florida or Ohio, the two delegate-rich, winner-take-all primaries scheduled for March 15.
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Even if they succeed in depriving him of the delegates he needs to clinch the nomination, his victory in Arizona's winner-take-all primary meant Trump probably will come close.
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The Dodgers and Astros will play Wednesday night on the biggest stage baseball has to offer, and in a one-game, winner-take-all scenario, just about anything is possible.
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Those contests will be particularly important for Republicans, as the primaries in Florida and Ohio will be the first to give out their delegates on a winner-take-all basis.
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Unlike European parliamentary democracies where "dogmatic ideological parties" of Europe thrived, America's winner-take-all electoral system seemed to reward and therefore encourage parties and candidates with broad national appeal.
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To that end, the company wants to win that JEDI cloud contract, something it has acknowledged from the start, even while criticizing the winner-take-all nature of the deal.
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The proportional allocation of delegates in North Carolina and Missouri once again worked to Cruz's advantage, helping to offset slightly his opponents' winner-take-all victories in Florida and Ohio.
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In the 2013 German election, the percentage of women elected through the PR tier was more than twice as high as via the winner-take-all tier (see figure 3).
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There is a battle afoot, one you might not have heard about yet, but it involves a high-stakes winner-take-all contract for the Department of Defense's cloud contract.
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Trump, holding double-digit polling leads in the other major winner-take-all March 15 primary of Florida, has zeroed in on Ohio and, by extension, Kasich in recent days.
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Seventeen more primaries and caucuses will be held over the course of the next two weeks, including three crucial winner-take-all states: Illinois and Ohio, as well as Florida.
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Ten days out, the advertising war is frantic and escalating, as super PACs and campaigns empty their war chests on the first winner-take-all day on the GOP calendar.
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In the critical winner-take-all Wisconsin primary on April 5, Cruz now has a 5-point lead over Trump, 36 percent to 31 percent, according to a late poll.
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Think about it: The single-vote, winner-take-all, zero-sum nature of our current elections encourages candidates to tear each other apart, since voters only can choose one candidate.
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Both governors say they are going the distance and both have reasons to stay in as their delegate-rich winner-take-all home states are due to vote March 15th.
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A win in Indiana would cover about half of that number, since the state's 57 delegates are awarded on a winner-take-all basis both statewide and by congressional district.
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Beyer would replace our winner-take-all system with a fairer proportional representation system that would allow every vote to matter and everyone to win their fair share of seats.
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Trump grabs 21625 percent support in Florida on the eve of that state's winner-take-all primary, where 2900 delegates are at stake, in the Quinnipiac University poll released Monday.
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"If on the Ides of March someone wins both the winner-take-all primaries in Florida (by Congressional district) and Ohio (statewide), that person will be the nominee," Rove added.
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"You can only beat who you're playing against," the top-ranked Murray said on the eve of Sunday's winner-take-all showdown against Djokovic at the ATP World Tour Finals.
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"JEDI (Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure) is a winner-take all contract that will go to a single company to provide cloud computing services to DOD for ten years," they wrote.
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It was the Cubs' night, from start to finish, as they thumped the poor Indians, 9-3, to set up the 37th winner-take-all game in World Series history.
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If Trump loses Indiana, he'd still be on course to win the nomination, but he'd have to win Nebraska, a winner-take-all state, to meet his first-ballot targets.
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The Ohio primary on Tuesday, a winner-take-all contest with 66 delegates, is a critical moment in the effort by Mr. Romney and other Republicans to stop Mr. Trump.
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Either those delegates all have to go to the first-place finisher (winner-take-all) or they can be split up to multiple candidates proportionally based on the vote share.
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If anything, the Electoral College seems to have the opposite effect, since nearly every state uses a winner-take-all system for allocating electoral votes that flattens their internal differences.
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It is based in the underlying zero-sum electoral logic that defines the American two-party system and the winner-take-all elections that make the two-party system possible.
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Honestly, ranked-choice voting seems like a pretty good idea — read the full explainer from Vox's Ella Nilsen — because it actually creates more consensus than a winner-take-all election.
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Unlike a regular winner-take-all election in which the person who breaks 50% of the vote wins the whole thing, candidates earn delegates proportionally based on their vote share.
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But Iowa doesn't have a winner-take-all system; delegates are distributed proportionately, meaning in a race that has been this close, several candidates could end up with similar numbers.
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The Puerto Rico primary was traditionally held in June, and it was a winner-take-all affair that usually came as a front-runner was already headed to the convention.
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The digital age has created winner-take-all markets in information -- including our personal data -- and Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, Larry Page, Sergei Brin, and others are giddily reaping the benefits.
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But the winner-take-all aspect of the de facto N.F.C. North championship went away when the Redskins lost to the Giants, which eliminated the Redskins from wild-card contention.
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And Indiana allots its delegates winner-take-all, both statewide and by congressional district, so even a narrow defeat for Trump could mean missing out on most of its 57 delegates.
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If New York voters had to choose between just Trump and Cruz, Trump would be highly likely to top that 50 percent winner-take-all threshold in every district he wins.
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The intermedia have become so dominant so quickly because outdated government rules have created an unfair playing field favoring the winner-take-all online platforms over the rest of the economy.
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Most states use a "winner-take-all" system when it comes to electoral votes, although there is no Constitutional provision or federal law that requires electors to vote a certain way.
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And, as with political primaries, when it comes to intestate succession, it's "winner take all": Children would take the entire estate, and Prince's half-dozen siblings would be entitled to nothing.
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Here's an easy way to think about it: The potential loss of 70 delegates would be roughly equivalent to the delegates in a large winner-take-all state like Ohio (66).
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But Trump now has a good chance, although he'll need to perform well in Indiana, where recent polls suggest a tight race, and in the four remaining winner-take-all states.
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Political independence means little when voters only have two major parties between which to choose that have any hope of winning in a winner-take-all, two-party-dominated general election.
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And while it's easy to blame the Russians, the reality is that our hyperpartisan, winner-take-all, closely contested two-party system has made us vulnerable to a threat like this.
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Trump has a significant lead in delegates in the GOP primary, but votes in this week's winner-take-all states Ohio and Florida could make or break it for other contenders.
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The lawsuits challenge the winner-take-all system used in those states to select electors who cast votes for president and vice president in the Electoral College after a presidential election.
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Finally, if Kasich were able to surpass Donald Trump to win his home state of Ohio's primary on March 15th he could secure winner-take-all delegates in his home state.
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Cruz will need to find places to beat Trump soon: Starting on March 15, states are winner-take-all -- which means a close second to Trump does no good at all.
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Timing is crucial: He needs momentum headed into the Super Tuesday swath of twelve states voting on March 1 -- and especially before March 15, when Republican contests become winner-take-all.
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In all but two states (Maine and Nebraska), it's a winner-take-all system -- so if you win 60% of the vote in California, you get all of that state's electors.
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In theory, he could lose all of the Super Tuesday contests and start to overtake Trump when states start doling out delegates on a winner-take-all basis in mid-March.
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The single-vote, single-district, winner-take-all approach to elections makes the United States a global outlier, and makes us one of the only democracies to effectively have two parties.
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How could Britton, the Baltimore closer who had put up otherworldly numbers in 2016, not even make an appearance in a winner-take-all game at the end of the year?
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There are 57 delegates up for grabs in Indiana, with 30 awarded to the statewide winner and the remaining 27 allocated in winner-take-all contests at the Congressional district level.
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Walt Frazier's 36 points and 19 assists in Game 7 of the 1970 N.B.A. finals against the Lakers is the greatest performance I've ever seen in a winner-take-all game.
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But New York awards its delegates in a fairly unusual way: proportionally but with a 50 percent winner-take-all trigger for each district and for the pool of statewide delegates.
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It's not winner-take-all competition, but with billions (if not trillions) of dollars at stake, the industry is watching Waymo closely to see what its next move will be. —AJH
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Mr. Cruz would be positioned to fight Mr. Trump to a draw across the West, including delegate-rich California and winner-take-all states like Montana, Nebraska, Arizona and South Dakota.
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Next week's Super Tuesday features two states — Florida and Ohio — that are both giant and winner-take-all for Republicans, as well as proportional contests in Illinois, Missouri, and North Carolina.
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He could have said that if we want more functional politics, we're going to need to change the winner-take-all electoral system that has created today's zero-sum toxic politics.
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As long as the United States has an Electoral College and winner-take-all process for presidential elections, third-party and independent candidates will have a hard time finding any traction.
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One of those rule changes was allowing winner-take-all contests—which allowed Trump to grab all of South Carolina's important 50 delegates with only 32 percent of the state's votes.
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The electoral system would still be used, but the electors would be distributed based on the national popular vote instead of the state's popular vote in the winner-take-all method.
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Lerner has unearthed here an ingenious metaphor for the effects of winner-take-all late capitalism — not just on debate and hip-hop, but on race and sexuality and language itself.
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Consequently, LULAC encourages the FCC and Congress to develop incentives to increase diversity in the tech sector and to change the winner-take-all mentality of the largest Internet content providers.
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His home state of Florida's winner-take-all contest on March 2628 is shaping up as a last stand for the senator, who failed to earn a single delegate on Tuesday.
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In fact, by 1823, James Madison, the former president and father of the Constitution, was railing against the inequities of the winner-take-all nature of the states' electoral vote allocation.
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Despite the fierce competition to DoorDash from companies like GrubHub and Postmates, SoftBank does not see the market as winner-take-all, according to a person with knowledge of their thinking.
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But such an outcome would undermine the power the United States is seeking to reassert, driving instead a winner-take-all strategy requiring rapid escalation to resolve, no matter the costs.
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Our fixed-term elections mean that off-year contests serve as a referendum on national issues, and narratives allow the losers in a winner-take-all system to tell their side.
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Baltimore County: In the Republican primary — where delegates are allocated winner-take-all to the victor in each congressional district — Maryland's tortuous congressional map makes it difficult to isolate specific regions.
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They even claim to offer an alternative to the winner-take-all model of capitalism than has driven wealth inequality to heights not seen since the age of the robber barons.
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Florida and Ohio, specifically, are big "winner-take-all" states that allot all their delegates to whomever finishes first statewide (as well as being home states to Rubio and Kasich, respectively).
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It's the second-most important remaining state, because it's winner-take-all (partly statewide, partly by congressional district) and has still seemed like it could tip to either Trump or Cruz.
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"What hasn't been listened to in Davos is persistent warnings from people like Klaus that the benefits need to shared, and that you can't have winner-take-all capitalism," Mr. Monck said.
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The thinking on the Republican side appears to be that the GOP has until March 15—which features winner-take-all contests in Ohio and Florida—to coalesce around a Trump alternative.
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Suddenly you're dealing with messy prosecutions of politically dangerous defendants, and the winner-take-all politics of this contested revolution mean that there is increasing pressure to make use of the guillotine.
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That would mean an end to the winner-take-all wild-card games that have been faulted by some fans as an unfair way to decide a team's season after 162 games.
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The single-vote, single-district, winner-take-all approach to elections makes the United States a global outlier, and makes us one of the only democracies to effectively have only two parties.
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IBM announced yesterday that it has filed a formal protest with the U.S. Government Accountability Office over the structure of the Pentagon's winner-take-all $10 billion, 10-year JEDI cloud contract.
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Why it matters: This winner-take-all dynamic has led to stark inequalities and rising tensions — both inside and outside city limits — that are helping to drive our politics off the rails.
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Why concentration has risen: One example of a beneficiary of the winner-take-all economy is Google, which enjoys a market share of 63% in the United States and 90% in Europe.
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There follow a handful of big winner-take-all states, where all the delegates go to the candidate with the most votes (the states that vote on Super Tuesday award delegates proportionally).
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In ways large and small, Firaxis seem to be trying to get away from the winner-take-all, national Darwinism view of history that's been baked into the series from the start.
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But primaries in delegate-rich Ohio and Florida are winner-take-all, meaning even a narrow victory for Rubio in his home state would net him a potentially game-changing 99 delegates.
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Here's what their race -- to a 2,383 delegate majority-- looks like on Wednesday: Sanders' path is especially narrow because the Democratic Party does not offer any winner-take-all or hybrid votes.
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The Republicans' nominating system does not have superdelegates, and is mostly winner-take-all from state to state (the Democratic Party's system of voter-assigned delegates is mostly proportional in each state).
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Turner Sports announced on Thursday that viewers in the United States will be charged $19.99 to watch the 18-hole, $9 million "winner-take-all" showdown between Woods and Mickelson on Nov.
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"In terms of delegate counts, it doesn't do as much as it would have done had they been winner take all primaries, but the headlines could be a game-changer." said Maxwell.
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Trump, eyeing a sweep of winner-take-all states Florida and Ohio that would likely eliminate two of his rivals, has started to shift his attacks toward Kasich as the primary approaches.
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If Trump finishes first in the winner-take-all states of Ohio and Florida, he will be more than halfway to the 1,237 delegates he needs to lock up the GOP nomination.
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His second reason for cheer is a run of big winner-take-all contests, including in Arizona on March 22nd and Pennsylvania on April 26th, where he is ahead in the polls.
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Julian Zelizer, a professor of history and public affairs at Princeton, said the 1880s and 1890s were a time of bitter divisions and winner-take-all politics with many similarities to today.
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As we move into Marco's strengths in those states, those are winner-take-all states, which are only going to help him wrack up the delegates he needs to win at convention.
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The "bonus two feature," along with the winner-take-all method most states use to award their electoral votes, often leads to misalignments between the popular vote and the Electoral College vote.
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Devised as a way to favor the rural, slave-holding states in the Union, it discriminates, not just against Democrats but against democracy, in part because of its winner-take-all system.
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But the state is not awarding its delegates on a winner-take-all basis, and as a result the campaigns have not spent as heavily on advertising in North Carolina as elsewhere.
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Both are winner-take-all contests, and they loom as pivotal moments for Republicans seeking to stop Mr. Trump from clinching the nomination by winning a majority of delegates before the convention.
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He capitalized on the very rules the Republican National Committee changed after the drawn-out 2012 primary election to make more states award their delegates as winner-take-all rather than proportionally.
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Our winner-take-all system means positions that can, and do, exist separately in other electoral systems must find a home in one party or the other to have an electoral impact.
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We think there will be value captured at all layers of this stack, and there is the opportunity to build significant winner-take-all businesses as the machine learning flywheel takes off.
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What Mr. Dean proposes is the illusion of choice, a Burger King menu of candidates that, by a process of elimination, ends up with the winner-take-all results we have now.
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Trump will take a major step toward avoiding a brokered convention if he wins Florida and Ohio, two large winner-take-all states, which will allocate delegates after the March 15 primaries.
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You realize this is a winner-take-all race, and the one who wins this race is the one that will decide the Supreme Court for the next 30 or 40 years.
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The existing winner-take-all system, which awards all of a state's electoral votes to the popular-vote winner in that state, no matter how close the race, is deeply anti-democratic.
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Utah awards its delegates on a winner take all basis, so any candidate who picks up more than 50 percent of the vote tonight will sweep all 258 of the state's delegates.
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Utah awards its delegates on a winner take all basis, so any candidate who picks up more than 2928 percent of the vote tonight will sweep all 40 of the state's delegates.
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In a winner-take-all art market, the artists who thrive are those with the political savvy to court top galleries early in their career or brand themselves to become Instagram stars.
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A sense of entitlement to income produced by the fruits of one's own labor has always existed, but in today's winner-take-all economy, those on top earn vastly more than before.
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Popular selection of electors, the use of the winner-take-all method to award electoral votes, and elector loyalty were not prescribed by the Framers, but have become commonplace in presidential elections.
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Ottawa came in 0 for 25 years in winner-take-all games, while the Penguins were 83-7 in Game 7s at home in series in which they also dropped Game 6.
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Lebanese leaders have been adept at using election laws for their benefit, as they did with the last election in 2018, adopting proportional representation in place of a winner-take-all system.
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So far, 11 states have signed onto an initiative that would end the "winner-take-all" system in which state rules award all electors to whomever wins the majority in that state.
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After squandering two straight chances to close out the championship series, the Warriors plan to regain their composure and approach Sunday's winner-take-all showdown with a chip on their collective shoulders.
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This scenario, as you can see, assumes Trump gets shut out in three states (Utah, Montana and South Dakota), but carries four winner-take-all states (Arizona, Delaware, Nebraska and New Jersey).
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The loss Wednesday was the Braves' fifth straight in winner-take-all games since 2002: four defeats in Game 5 of an NLDS and one loss in the NL wild-card game.
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Next Tuesday's Florida and Ohio Republican primaries both award delegates on a winner-take-all basis, meaning that the winner of the popular vote is awarded the state's entire slate of delegates.
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The March 15 nominating contest in Florida, a winner-take-all vote, is seen as one of the last chances to slow Trump's momentum after a string of victories on Super Tuesday.
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However, he still might prefer this to a true one-on-one showdown with Trump in the South — because Texas, Georgia, Alabama, and a few other states have winner-take-all triggers.
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Both powers increasingly see their rivalry as a winner-take-all conflict and Saudi Arabia has rushed to shore up its allies in Bahrain, Yemen, Syria and wherever else it fears Iran's influence.
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Even if his center-left opponents continue to split voters, they may still deny him the delegate majority he needs to claim the nomination because Democrats do not have winner-take-all contests.
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In political science, there's an idea known as Duverger's law, which states that winner-take-all election systems lead to two-party political systems and proportional representation systems lead to multiparty political systems.
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If it came down to a two-man race, he would probably lose big in the late, blue, winner-take-all states, potentially overwhelming whatever delegate lead he'd accumulated up to that point.
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Because of their similarities — they are both unusual, state-based, winner-take-all constitutional features — it is easy to assume that the Senate and Electoral College both distort democratic representation in similar ways.
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" Ryan's speech Three weeks later, on the day after Trump scored a major winner-take-all victory in Arizona, Ryan delivered what his office called a speech "on the state of American politics.
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And Trump even leads in Florida, which is Rubio's home state, and will be crucial to winning the nomination as the largest state to award its delegates on a winner-take-all basis.
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The United States' winner-take-all system is more difficult to combine with a quota as there is only one winner per electoral district, meaning candidacies cannot be shared by men and women.
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Scott Walker, who ended his GOP bid in September, said he'll decide next week which candidate he intends to vote for in his state's winner-take-all 42-delegate primary on April 5.
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Kasich's campaign, for example, has said it is looking ahead to Michigan, which votes March 8 and has 503 delegates up for grabs proportionally unless someone reaches the 50% winner-take-all threshold.
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The Quinnipiac University survey released Tuesday shows GOP presidential front-runner Trump beating Kasich 31% to 26% in Ohio, which will holds its primary on March 5183 in a winner-take-all contest.
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Florida, which like Ohio is winner take all for the GOP, looks like a near lock for Trump, with polls showing him up an average of nearly 20 points over home state Sen.
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The reigning Stanley Cup champion Blackhawks look to repeat the feat on Monday night when the bitter Central Division rivals play a winner-take-all Game 7 at Scottrade Center in St. Louis.
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The House would – compared with the skewed and winner-take-all electoral systems of the presidency and the Senate – be reinforced in its role as the ultimate body of "representatives" of the people.
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The under-recognized conclusion is that while gerrymandering is a serious problem, it's also a symptom of a bigger one: districting itself, and our very system of single-district, winner-take-all politics.
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The map appears to get more difficult for Cruz going forward; he won't be favored to win either of the first two winner-take-all contests on March 15 in Florida and Ohio.
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That could potentially widen Trump's lead to more than 200 delegates and set him up to deliver a knockout blow to his rivals in the critical winner-take-all states on March 15.
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If he is awarded all 28503 delegates, that total, along with Nebraska's winner-take-all 22019 delegates, would put him just 99 delegates shy of the 1,237 needed to officially clinch the nomination.
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And I wonder if ride hailing is turning out to be another winner-take-all market — something like online search or computer operating systems, where one company takes the bulk of all profits.
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The Cubs ensured there would be a winner-take-all game by routing the Indians on Tuesday night, riding a grand slam and six R.B.I. by Addison Russell to a 220-33 victory.
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AWS is widely considered to be the frontrunner to win a winner-take-all contract to provide cloud services for the defense department and the letter implies this breach may harm Amazon's chances.
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Michigan appears to hold better news for Kasich, who hoped a strong result there could help him in his home state of Ohio, which holds its winner-take-all primary on March 21625.
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That feels like it will be way easier for the siege AI to manage, and should also cut-down on the "winner-take-all" feel of the battles along a city's outer defenses.
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That's because, unlike on the Republican side, there are no big winner-take-all states lurking later in the calendar that could swing a whole batch of delegates to Sanders's side at once.
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And this collapse comes at the perfect time for Trump, because one week from today, he will face off with Rubio in the senator's hugely important winner-take-all home state of Florida.
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The spat is symbolic of a growing discord between Trump's binary, winner-take-all, nationalistic economic worldview and the existing system of economic interdependence favored by much of the rest of the world.
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The winner-take-all system has essentially nothing to do with the reasons the founders created the Electoral College, like their concern about investing the masses with the power to pick the president.
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On Uber's roadshow to pitch itself to institutional investors (there's no "homeshow" this time around), Mr. Khosrowshahi has broken with Mr. Kalanick's worldview that Uber is competing in a winner-take-all market.
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Some supposedly winner-take-all states like California in fact allot most of their delegates to congressional district winners — so if there's regional variation, as is likely there, the delegates would be split.
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The good news: Plans for a new, winner-take-all singles event backed by Kosmos and tentatively called the Majesty Cup have been put on the back burner for now as negotiations proceed.
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In gaming out the strategy, they might figure that Trump will have taken the nomination as a plurality candidate — a candidate whose delegate allotment sits atop a mound of winner-take-all contests.
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While it is not a model that extends naturally to the winner-take-all system of electing U.S. presidents, that does not mean that the idea does not have both merit and traction.
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Winner-take-all has long been the leitmotif of this enduring and unusual event, which began in 1851 when sailboat speed was about commercial and military advantage, not just bragging rights over cocktails.
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Since then the Kenyan government has made admirable changes to the Constitution, devolving considerable powers to 47 newly created counties so that the presidential race would not be a winner-take-all affair.
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The electoral system would still be used, they argue, but the electors would be distributed based on the national popular vote instead of the state's popular vote in the winner-take-all method.
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"What hasn't been listened to in Davos is persistent warnings from people like Klaus that the benefits need to be shared, and that you can't have winner-take-all capitalism," Mr. Monck said.
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The regional anomaly was the Midwest, and it just so happens that in a winner-take-all system Mr. Trump's strength in the Midwestern battleground states yielded a lot of Electoral College votes.
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Modern political polarization makes it more likely that they'll adopt a winner-take-all system instead, where candidates can capture a state's entire slate of electors with a mere plurality of the vote.
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In line with Schumpeter's vision, digital innovation gives rise to 'winner-take-all' market structures, characterized by higher market power and risk than was the case in the previous economy of tangible products.
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The United States could eventually get its way in a winner-take-all struggle, but at the grave risk of the extreme suffering of millions of Venezuelans — beyond the great suffering to date.
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The winner-take-all method of allocating electors — used by every state at the time, and by all but two today — doesn't simply risk putting the popular-vote loser in the White House.
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Tonight's Republican primaries include the first winner-take-all states, where candidates who win get all of the states' delegates rather than a number based on the proportion of the vote they received.
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Who's voting: Republicans and Democrats Republican delegates at stake: 95, most awarded by congressional district; winner-take-all with a majority Democratic delegates at stake: 247, awarded proportionally Voting ends: 9 pm Eastern.
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Republican delegates at stake: 99 (need 1,22 to win nomination), winner-take-all Democratic delegates at stake: 2383 (need 28,27 to win nomination), awarded proportionally Republican delegates at stake: 252 (need 21,713 to win nomination), awarded proportionally Democratic delegates at stake: 271 (need 22,2383 to win nomination), awarded proportionally Republican delegates at stake: 66 (1,237 to win nomination), winner-take-all Democratic delegates at stake: 143 (2,383 to win nomination), awarded proportionally Republican delegates at stake: 23 (1,237 to win nomination).
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Republican delegates at stake: 2237 (need 2156,22 to win nomination), winner-take-all Democratic delegates at stake: 2383 (need 252,21 to win nomination), awarded proportionally Republican delegates at stake: 713 (need 271,22 to win nomination), awarded proportionally Democratic delegates at stake: 2383 (need 2,383 to win nomination), awarded proportionally Republican delegates at stake: 66 (1,237 to win nomination), winner-take-all Democratic delegates at stake: 143 (23,383 to win nomination), awarded proportionally Republican delegates at stake: 69 (1,237 to win nomination).
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In late April, Deputy Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan defended JEDI from criticism, saying the contract was subject to "fair and open competition" and disputed the idea that it's a winner-take-all situation.
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Kasich agreed to give Cruz a "clear path" to victory in the winner-take-all contest in Indiana, and, in return, the latter promised to concede Oregon and New Mexico to the Ohio governor.
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And because it's one of the few true winner-take-all states, whoever ekes out a victory there walks away with all 66 delegates, more than 5% of the total needed for the nomination.
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And since delegates are awarded proportionally — this isn't winner-take-all as some of the big GOP contests were -- a Sanders win in California wouldn't make a much of a dent in her lead.
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To understand why this solution makes sense, let's look at the existing problem in more depth, exploring why the current single-member winner-take-all system is a key driver of our current polarization.
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Because Florida, with Ohio, is one of the first winner-take-all states, where all the delegates go to the winner with none awarded to any other candidates, it's an important victory for Trump.
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But for now, at least, conflicting goals, mutual suspicion, and a growing conviction that AI and other advanced technologies are a winner-take-all game are pushing the two countries' tech sectors further apart.
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MORE: America's crazy election system, explained Winner-take-all: A delegate allocation method used by Republicans in which the statewide winner of a contest wins all of the delegates at stake in that contest.
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Ohio is a winner-take-all state and a Kasich win would not only deprive Trump of a chunk of delegates, but also a victory in a state crucial to any general election win.
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Florida and Ohio are both big, winner-take-all states, so victories in both of those states would make it more difficult for Trump to secure the delegates he needs to clinch the nomination.
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If Trump can't dominate the winner-take-all states, it may become increasingly clear that he will head to Cleveland with fewer than 1,237 delegates, especially if Cruz can win California on June 7.
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If Trump were to score victories over Rubio in Florida and Kasich in Ohio — both winner-take-all primaries with 99 and 66 delegates up for grabs respectively — he could effectively end their campaigns.
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Rubio talked about the delegate math with reporters in South Carolina earlier this month, saying his campaign was looking forward to March 15, when states become winner-take-all and the race will narrow.
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"I think this thing will be over after March 15," when Rubio's home state of Florida holds its primary and the day states can award delegates on a winner-take-all basis, said McCarthy.
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John Kasich remaining in the race complicates not just the Buckeye State -- another winner-take-all March 15 primary -- but other Great Lakes states like Michigan and Illinois, where Rubio also needs strong showings.
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With each congressional district in that state awarding three delegates winner-take-all, all eyes will likely be on the individual 53 races to see whether Trump will be able to hit the threshold.
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As a reality check, Brent Thill, an analyst with Jefferies, puts the total U.S. food delivery market at $200 billion, but says it won't be a "winner-take-all industry," per Bloomberg's Cristin Flanagan.
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That would mean Trump only takes 2202 percent of the delegates in the winner-take-all states, putting him behind the 2628 percent pace he needs to maintain overall to win the nomination outright.
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While Ohio and Florida offer a combined 165 delegates, each on a winner-take-all basis, the other three states casting ballots — Missouri, Illinois and North Carolina — will together distribute even more: 193 delegates.
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"There'll be a 12-day window until winner-take-all in Florida and Ohio where I think some candidate is going to have to show he can stop Trump or he may be unstoppable."
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Arizona is a winner-take-all state, so Trump comes away with all 58 of its delegates — which helps him continue his progress toward the 1,237 delegates he needs to win an outright majority.
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This is particularly true in managerial jobs and what social scientists call the greedy professions, like finance, law and consulting — an unintentional side effect of the nation's embrace of a winner-take-all economy.
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And because almost all states use a winner-take-all system, the election ends up being fought in just a dozen or so "battleground" states, leaving tens of millions of Americans on the sidelines.
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A winner-take-all Game 5 will be played on Thursday in Houston, where Gerrit Cole, who struck out 15 batters in Game 2, is expected to start for the Astros against Tyler Glasnow.
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But the businessman's supporters counter that this analysis is flawed because most contests so far have awarded delegates proportionately, whereas there are a rash of winner-take-all and winner-take-most contests looming.
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Regardless, the lack of pure winner-take-all states will make it difficult for any of the GOP candidates to overcome Trump's lead after March 28503 if the race stays on its current course.
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Primaries in Florida and Ohio will be particularly important since they are winner-take-all states, where all Republican delegates are given to the winner of the popular vote instead of being awarded proportionally.
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Kasich will collapse, and Rubio can go into the big winner-take-all contests on March 15th having made a credible case for his candidacy – and a far more-credible one than Cruz will have.
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Brenner says a confluence of factors, including the "winner take all" dynamics of the information economy, which creates huge tech companies and doesn't leave room for many others, and the outsourcing of more job roles.
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In my view, this is the second most important state remaining, because it's winner-take-all (partly statewide, partly by congressional district) and has still seemed like it could tip to either Trump or Cruz.
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Our current electoral system is deeply broken, and is contributing to the increasingly dangerous hyperpartisanship that is fracturing our democracy by fostering a zero-sum, winner-take-all politics that consistently rewards extremism over compromise.
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Amazon, Google, and Facebook have leveraged their online intermediary or broker functions to become winner-take-all gatekeepers for consumers seeking to reach companies, and toll-keepers for companies seeking to sell to consumers online.
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These are winner-take-all elections in big states, so carrying them both would put Trump close to the finish line even with his home turf in the New York/New Jersey area still outstanding.
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There are 66 delegates up for grabs in the winner-take-all GOP race there on Tuesday, and Kasich believes that a victory there will help rally establishment Republicans uncomfortable with Trump and Cruz behind.
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That puts the pressure on Rubio and Kasich to prevail over Trump in winner-take-all contests in their delegate-rich home states of Florida and Ohio, respectively, in order to stay in the race.
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And other Republican leaders worried about Donald Trump think his momentum needs to be thwarted by March 15, when winner-take-all contests begin and Trump could vacuum up enormous delegate hauls on single days.
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His lead over Rubio and Kasich in their delegate-rich, winner-take-all home states, which vote two weeks later, threatens to derail their bids and push him even closer to securing the Republican nomination.
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The good news, if any, for mainstream Republicans who loathe Trump is that the party turn to winner-take-all contests still make it possible to deny Trump the ability to amass a delegate majority.
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Thursday's debate here comes just five days ahead of the next week's "Super Tuesday 3," when there are more than 350 delegates up for grabs, including in winner-take-all contests in Florida and Ohio.
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He's the favorite to win Florida's winner-take-all primary on Tuesday and is battling Kasich in a close race for all 66 of Ohio's delegates that are also up for grabs on that day.
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CLEVELAND (Reuters) - The Chicago Cubs set up a winner-take-all Game Seven of the World Series by crushing the Cleveland Indians 211-3 on Tuesday to level Major League Baseball's best-of-seven championship.
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The winner-take-all primaries on the 15th make it more likely that even a candidate with considerably less than a majority of votes gets more than 50 percent of the delegates at the convention.
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For the states serve as buffers, softening the winner-take-all results of federal elections, and also serve as sanctuaries where people may move to leave behind a politics or a culture they cannot abide.
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It's not just economic inequality but spatial inequality at two scales: One is spatial inequality within cities, but the other one is a winner-take-all dynamic between the winning cities and the losing cities.
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Unlike Republicans, who used a winner-take-all primary format, Democrats use a proportional system, so candidates only need to garner 15 percent of the vote in a primary or caucus to pick up delegates.
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They reflect several factors in a changing landscape: a more fluid transition from high school football to college football, winner-take-all recruiting trends and the unique nature of the most glamorous position in sports.
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Victories this weekend could temporarily stop the bleeding and give Rubio a much-needed boost going into Florida's winner-take-all primary on March 15, where he trails by double digits in his home state.
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There is no shame in the fact that classical music has trouble adapting to a marketplace dominated by celebrity worship and by the winner-take-all economy for which celebrity serves as a seductive symbol.
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Trump's challengers and skeptics are holding out hope that they can overcome his early lead by scooping up big delegate prizes in the winner-take-all states that will begin casting ballots on March 15.
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Golden notes that this lack of flexibility for "face time" comes at a price: Often those are winner-take-all positions, such as partner in a firm tenured professor at a university, or top manager.
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Persson and Tabellini further divide up regimes into majoritarian systems — those like Canada, the UK, and US with winner-take-all elections — and those with proportional representation, like Germany, New Zealand, and most Scandinavian countries.
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The final nominating contests occur on June 7, with five primaries on the docket, including winner-take-most of the 172 delegates up for grabs in California and winner-take-all 51 delegates in New Jersey.
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But if Trump wants to turn it into a winner-take-all victory -- or at least come close -- his campaign will need to work to win more than 13% statewide as well as in congressional districts.
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But Cruz trails both candidates in the winner-take-all states and, in order to take as many delegates as possible away from Trump, he must focus on competing against Trump in the other proportional states.
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Amazon and Microsoft are both expected to be major bidders for the Pentagon's secure cloud system, the Joint Enterprise Defense Initiative—JEDI—a winner-take-all contract that will likely be worth at least $10 billion.
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Only an exclusive clique of untouchable tech issues supported the indexes, the stocks forced higher by the pure desperation of investors chasing the handful of companies set to dominate a deflationary winner-take-all consumer boom.
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But that stop wasn't just about Puerto Rico: Rubio's campaign now largely hinges on taking first place in Florida's March 15 99-delegate, winner-take-all primary -- and the state's Puerto Rican population could help there.
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Both states are winner-take-all contests and have been the focus of much spending from the campaign to stop Trump, which is being led by 2012 nominee Mitt Romney and top Republican donors and staffers.
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But even though Indiana may be pivotal — it awards its delegates on a winner-take-all basis by congressional district and statewide — the state is a big mystery because there hasn't been a single poll there.
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And while Cruz's campaign says Trump has a large lead in the early vote in winner-take-all Arizona, which also votes Tuesday, Cruz's aides are projecting confidence that they can gain on Trump by then.
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But Mr. Trump gained something even more valuable than delegates on Tuesday: momentum as the race heads into a watershed moment, March 220, when the first states that award delegates winner-take-all hold their primaries.
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Trump's victories in Maryland and Connecticut make it likely he'll take a majority of the 28503 delegates for those two states, as the bulk are allocated in winner-take-all contests at the congressional district level.
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Republican candidates need 1,237 delegates to win the party's nomination, and with several winner-take-all states set to vote later this month, it looks like Trump is well on his way to achieving that number.
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There are more Trump victories on the horizon too—he's polling at 46 percent in California, the largest prize in terms of delegates left, and he will likely take New Jersey's winner-take-all primary too.
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Tuesday night is the last round of primaries on the Republican side, with contests held in New Mexico, as well as winner-take-most California, and winner-take-all states South Dakota, New Jersey, and Montana.
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The Electoral College, with its disproportionate allocation of bound electors and a winner-take-all result in 48 of 50 states, means that the only viable candidates will always be those who are Democrats or Republicans.
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The 2007 crisis came to an end when the winner, Mr. Kibaki, agreed to share power with the opposition — the only national example in postcolonial Kenyan history of an alternative to the winner-take-all system.
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" Abetted by winner-take-all elections, tribalism "drags the country toward alternating administrations bent primarily on undoing everything their predecessors accomplished, or the kind of gridlock that has dominated national politics for the past seven years.
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The plan by these anti-Trump groups in New York is to deny Trump the more than 2628 percent of the vote he needs to turn the state's primary into effectively a winner-take-all state.
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But, if he should win either Montana or South Dakota, both winner-take-all states we're assuming he loses in this computation, he'd have an extra 22019 to 29 delegates to offset losses from other places.
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Pressure will mount even more quickly for all the candidates on March 23, as most states switch to winner-take-all contests for delegates that make it much easier for the front-runner to gain steam.
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However, in order to capitalize on the added television exposure and money that comes with staging winner-take-all postseason tournaments, leagues are more than happy to give their NCAA autobids to their conference tournament winners.
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The Ohio governor has agreed to give Cruz a "clear path" to victory in the winner-take-all contest in Indiana next week, and in return, the Texas senator will concede Oregon and New Mexico to Kasich.
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She was simply unable to present herself as a forceful defender of everyone who has been left behind by the march of globalization, professionalization and the emergence of a new just-in-time, winner-take-all economy.
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The problem, of course, is that ceding Florida and its 99 winner-take-all delegates to Trump makes it more likely that the billionaire will win that outright majority of delegates and avoid a contested convention altogether.
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This is the reality Lore is still struggling to get Walmart's entire executive team and board to accept, though sources say McMillon also acknowledges it: E-commerce in the US is becoming a "winner take all" industry.
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Over a two-year period from the time the Pentagon chose the cutesy Star Wars-influenced name for the $10 billion, decade-long, winner-take-all project, the procurement has been a drama-filled free-for-all.
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One of the proposals, meant to close primaries and caucuses from non-Republicans, would have offered huge delegate bonuses to states that close theirs and making it so early state South Carolina couldn't be winner-take-all.
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By winning the longest winner-take-all playoff game in major league history, the Rockies earned the right to face the top-seeded Milwaukee Brewers in the best-of-five NL Division Series beginning Thursday in Wisconsin.
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The presidential Electoral College System features a winner-take-all structure in states that experts say may not protect against or account for the kind of voter suppression mechanisms and social media manipulation Russia deployed last year.
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"I think the two will live side by side and it won't be a winner take all" Additionally, PayPal is tapping into marketplaces around the globe and Asia is one of its fastest-growing regions, Schulman said.
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And just because third party candidates like Ross Perot and Ralph Nader didn't win any states, they surely helped the eventual winners of several states capture the winner-take-all electoral vote tallies in their respective elections.
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This suggests a reason Uber is spending so lavishly to gain market share in cities around the world: The company may believe that network effects will make each city a winner-take-all market like classified ads.
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He told CNN he is prepared to invest his money in winner-take-all states deeper into the calendar, but declined to be more specific and did not commit to spending the full $10 million he donated.
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Turning to Ohio, Trump cuts into Kasich This is the painful reality for the GOP establishment: No matter what the outcome of Tuesday's winner-take-all primaries, it already has no good options to stop The Donald.
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The only way to prevent Trump from winning the 1,237 delegates needed to lock up the GOP nomination might be to defeat him in Ohio and Florida, which will hold winner-take-all contests on March 15.
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But Rubio countered in a Fox News op-ed last week that trying to expand the courts had become a "litmus test" for White House hopefuls and stemmed from an "ugly, winner-take-all rhetoric" among progressives.
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The Club for Growth and other conservative groups hope to stop Trump's momentum with a multimillion-dollar ad barrage in Florida and Ohio, two crucial battleground states that will hold winner-take-all primaries on March 2628.
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States have the legal power to set the rules for allocating their electoral votes, which is why Maine and Nebraska now don't use the winner-take-all methods and allocate their votes partially based on congressional districts.
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Arizona may seem unlikely territory: It is a winner-take-all primary, and Mr. Trump has won the endorsements of Joe Arpaio, the popular Maricopa County sheriff known for his harsh measures against immigrants, and former Gov.
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If the Texan can hold his own against Trump Thursday night, though, party elites may quickly forget their dislike, and throw their support behind his candidacy in advance of the winner-take-all primaries on March 15.
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The high-stakes winner-take-all dynamic is made worse by concentrating so much power in a single unilateral actor -- the president — who is asked to do something impossible: be the single tribune of very divided nation.
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A sale of Simon & Schuster, one of the five largest book publishers in the country, would shake up the publishing industry, which has become a winner-take-all business dominated by huge companies and brand-name authors.
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No states have moved to do this on their own, for the same reason they drifted to winner-take-all in the first place: Anything else dilutes their power and takes votes away from their favored candidates.
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As Brendan (Joel Edgerton), a science teacher and devoted father, struggles with seemingly insurmountable debt, he returns to his past in the mixed martial arts world to train for Sparta, a $5 million, winner-take-all tournament.
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But it seems to me that part of its outsize stature derives mostly from its longevity and the enormous size of its purse, which just mimics the kind of winner-take-all world in which we live.
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A federal law that requires the proportional allocation of electoral votes — or laws that replace winner-take-all in all states — would almost always ensure that the electoral-vote winner would also be the popular-vote winner.
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To end gerrymandering, Faris says, they should scrap the winner-take-all method we use to elect members of the House and replace it with a system known as "ranked choice voting" that better reflects voter preferences.
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The new law, which replaced a winner-take-all system, was pitched by some Lebanese leaders as a way to enable independent and civil society groups to compete against established, largely sectarian-based parties and political bosses.
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Osaka's grace and generosity overrode the conventions of the winner-take-all sports attitude to acknowledge that Coco Gauff had achieved something special by going as far as she did, even if her run ended in defeat.
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That would replace winner-take-all voting — whereby up to 49.9 percent of the voters win nothing — with fair representation where the majority elects the most seats, but everyone gains the power to elect their fair share.
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And Indiana allots its delegates winner-take-all (30 to the statewide winner and 27 to winners in congressional districts), so even a narrow defeat for Trump could mean missing out on most of its 57 delegates.
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It's a high-dollar, last-ditch effort to stir doubts about Trump's populist bona fides in the run-up to the critical winner-take-all primaries on March 15 in five delegate-rich states, including Florida and Ohio.
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It's the same property of digital media that leads to the winner-take-all pop music scene, where there are a handful of superstars like Taylor Swift or Beyoncé and the rest make a much more modest living.
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Should Trump win Indiana, which is effectively a winner-take-all race, it would be tough for Cruz and Kasich to stop him collecting the delegate haul needed to win a first convention vote in Cleveland in July.
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Indiana awards its delegates on a winner-take-all basis statewide and in their nine congressional districts, so a win for Cruz would be vital for stopping Trump from reaching the 1,923 delegates needed to win the nomination.
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Critical to that is the franchise's introduction of Battle Royale mode, bringing favorite characters, favorite weapons and the most iconic parts of players' favorite maps along with the ever-popular zombies into a winner-take-all competitive landscape.
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Microsoft announced today that it's released Azure Stack for Azure Government at a time when it's battling rivals at Amazon and other cloud companies for the massive winner-take-all $10 billion Pentagon cloud contract known as JEDI.
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Social scientists, such as Larry Bartels in "Unequal Democracy" and Jacob Hacker and Paul Pierson in "Winner-Take-All-Politics," have made a very convincing case that Republican domestic policy has continued to skew toward upper-income Americans.
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CLEVELAND (Reuters) - An 82-game NBA regular season followed by four best-of-seven playoff series has boiled down to a one game 'winner-take-all' title clash on Sunday between the Cleveland Cavaliers and Golden State Warriors.
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So Rubio is hedging his bets and trying to draw out his ample resources to stay in the race until mid-March, when the states begin to award delegates on a winner-take-all-basis, rather than proportionally.
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A hypothetical Democratic candidate could secure a narrow nationwide majority in November 2020, only to see Republican lawmakers in Texas or Florida reimpose a winner-take-all system before the electors gather to cast their votes in December.
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But to get there, one of the not-Trump candidates definitely needs to win a few big purple-blue states outright, because otherwise the winner-take-all rules will let Trump continue his charmed path to the nomination.
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