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When do delegates get voted on?

There is still a primary in August but all three major candidates have said that they would drop out if they didn't get the nomination, so unless one of the other two change their minds, Bills is facing Klobuchar for all intents and purposes.

This Saturday, Kentucky is holding their district conventions for the 2nd and 6th districts. These are the last district conventions in Kentucky and will each award 3 delegates and 3 alternates. Make sure you get out to these conventions and try to sweep them.

This Saturday (May 19) concludes the district conventions in Virginia. Districts 5, 10, and 11. A total of 9 delegates and 9 alternates will be awarded. So far, Paul has 15 delegates and Romney has 9 delegates from the district conventions that have been held so far.

What exactly is happening in Idaho tomorrow? I've read that there is a primary (no delegates) but I've also heard that it was cancelled. Are delegates to the state convention chosen tomorrow?

I don't have time to watch the video, so what were the results? Did we win anything or were we outnumbered?

Does this mean we win all 25 at-large delegates in OK? That would mean we win Oklahoma!

At least 2/3? You don't know about the third delegate?

Where did you get the information for CD8?

This Saturday (May 12), Virginia's 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 7th, and 8th congressional districts are being held. Each will send three national delegates and 3 alternates to the national convention. I can't find any details about where each one is being held and at what time, so hopefully those in Virginia...

A reminder for those in Kentucky's 3rd district. The convention is this Saturday and will be electing three national delegates and three alternates. Here are the details: Time: 9am - 1pm Place: Chao Auditorium on U of L's Belknap Campus, Louisville KY There is a $10 registration fee as...

Oh! I never thought of that! That's awesome.

I can't confirm this, but I believe they just selected delegates based on how many each was "supposed" to get. I'm really not sure, all the news coming out of Alaska right now is about the new chairman.

No, I'm just looking at the bound delegate count for the 1st ballot. 8 go to Romney, 8 for Santorum, 6 for Paul, and 2 for Gingrich.

Yep, but that was going to be the count all along because it was a binding caucus. So technically we didn't make any gains as far as delegates go, but getting the chair and vice-chair is huge.