How Ron Paul Wins the Nomination (full nomination schedule, delegate #'s, and analysis)

[Krugerrand]

After Florida this thing looks like it is ours to win.

Louisiana, Nevada, Colorado, Maine, Minnesota are places we can WIN for sure. The media can't ignore a few wins before Super Tuesday.

I agree with everything except for what the media can't ignore. They're going to ignore Ron Paul's inauguration.

 

[Dsylexic]

After Florida this thing looks like it is ours to win.

Louisiana, Nevada, Colorado, Maine, Minnesota are places we can WIN for sure. The media can't ignore a few wins before Super Tuesday.

i'd add washington state and idaho too.

 

[1836]

blimp

 

[1836]

Tom Davis FTW

 

[RPit]

I don't really see how we would end up winning Nevada. IF we do, props!

 

[1836]

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[Karsten]

So Ron Paul's going to Vegas and basically going to go all in.
At least that's something I can identify with.

 

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[growburn13]

Louisiana - Caucus-then-primary state, caucus being in late January, primary Mar 24. 46 delegates, 28 unpledged. Strong organization could yield a majority of the unpledged, in addition to whatever showing in the primary. Louisiana has complicated rules for delegate allocation which can be seen in the footnote below the delegate schedule. However, one would expect our strong organization to pull off a good showing overall. We should hope for 25 here.

Minor update. Will be Primary then Caucus now. Caucus is now set for April 28th.http://lagop.com/2012/01/louisiana-caucus-date/

Only At-Large delegates(20) are allocated in relation to the Primary. The congressional district delegates elected(18) remain uncommitted.

 

[1836]

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[1836]

Bump!

 

[nyrgoal99]

bump

 

[Edward]

I'm bumping this to help keep the eye on the prize.

 

[Patrick Henry]

Bump

 

[da32130]

bump

 

[Mahkato]

bump

 

[The One]

good stuff...bump

 

[rb3b3]

Bump. We are certainly able to win.

THANK YOU SOOO MUCH FOR THIS THREAD!!! can you tell me if we performed better, worse, or the same as your predictions in the very first post?? i know its only been 3 states so far, but id like to know where we stand? so again did we do better then you listed worse or exactly as you predicted? thank you

 

[MrGoose]

THANK YOU SOOO MUCH FOR THIS THREAD!!! can you tell me if we performed better, worse, or the same as your predictions in the very first post?? i know its only been 3 states so far, but id like to know where we stand? so again did we do better then you listed worse or exactly as you predicted? thank you

We have roughly 10 for sure delegates out of like 65? That's 15 percent of the delegates so far. Half of what he predicted, 30 percent out of the non 18 key caucus states he listed. HOWEVER! We probably picked up much more than 7 in Iowa because of our strong organization. ALSO 25 went to the Grinch because SC was the largest state so far, it was a primary, and it was in the south. So I'd say we're on track so far despite doing half as well as he predicted. 3 states is hardly an accurate prediction of the whole race. Without SC we picked up at LEAST 10 of the 40 or so delegates? that's 25 percent, we likely got more because of Iowa's unpludged thing...