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

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Would you believe me if I said this is still possible, a brokered convention with a strong Paul showing?

Because it is, folks. Let's make sure we don't sit down for one minute! KEEP WORKING FOR LIBERTY!

I would believe you. I've been checking out the numbers (some with say a bit compulsively :p ) and honestly I feel it is more likely now than when we started out this cycle.
 
This election cycle has already racked up quite the impressive score of 'first time ever' events as well as discarded precedents.

It'll be a rough fight to be sure, but we knew that going in and it didn't stop us then :cool:

When the election cycle started no one among the 'major players' of political analysts thought there could be a brokered convention, it was one of those "yeah it's theoretically possible but it won't happen" things, now they're all debating how likely it is or when it becomes a sure thing
 
I loved this thread from day 1!!! I love all the positivity in here!!!! We are seeing Ron win the majority of delegates in many many congressional districts country wide!!! This is great!!!!!!!! The GOP is still trying to hold us down with everything they got including fraud To go along with it, but we aren't having it !!!!!!!! Go Ron!!!!!! Let's keep busting our butts on the ground and make this contested convention a reality!!!!!!!
 
I see we are still on track, too. Despite TPTB employing a media blackout, fraud, billionaires, phony surges for other candidates, etc, Paul continues to rack up well delegate wise as per the track 1836 laid down from before the start of the primaries. This thread has been a steady rock and roadmap to return to throughout the race, especially when it seemed too many of us were panicking.
 
Any factual objections to the math here: http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showth...-got-from-the-Michigan-Ron-Paul-head-quarters.

I realize there are ways to project the likely break of a number of these delegates but that's not what I'm interested in for purposes of this question just if there are any directly literal inaccuracies that anyone can find. At first blush it seems solid and if solid means we've cleared the first hurdle (Romney being able to confirm prior to the convention) now the second hurdle it could be argued is even bigger (the first round of balloting) but it's good to know what we've accomplished.
 
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