PDF: Delegate information for ALL 50 states! Wondering about your state? look no further!

[Austin]

If anyone wants to be a delegate in Indiana, shoot me a PM with your information. I prefer to connect via facebook if you have one.

 

[Cinderella]

Bump!

 

[Nirvikalpa]

Stickied.

Great, thank you!

 

[pacu44]

Hmm it looks like Florida has been penalized for bumping our primary date. If I've read it correctly Florida supposedly had 100 delegates, but only has 50 now...

And Unbound

 

[mmadness]

Important Links!

Delegates Training Page: http://ronpauldelegates.wordpress.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RonPaulDelegates2012
Lessons Learned from State Conventions Last Time (How NOT To Lose! VERY IMPORTANT): http://www.dailypaul.com/195925/les...op-conventions-how-not-to-lose-very-important
Stealth Delegates/Alternates:
RPF Thread: http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?345705
RPF Post: http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showth...!-DID-RON-PAUL-JUST-WIN&p=3955021#post3955021

This is how we win!

 

[eleganz]

Thank You for the links! I put it in the OP and to your credit as well.

Important Links!

Delegates Training Page: http://ronpauldelegates.wordpress.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RonPaulDelegates2012
Lessons Learned from State Conventions Last Time (How NOT To Lose! VERY IMPORTANT): http://www.dailypaul.com/195925/les...op-conventions-how-not-to-lose-very-important
Stealth Delegates/Alternates:
RPF Thread: http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?345705
RPF Post: http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showth...!-DID-RON-PAUL-JUST-WIN&p=3955021#post3955021

This is how we win!

 

[Razmear]

SOUTH CAROLINA 2012
Numbers
Important Dates
25 Total Delegates
Penalized 25 delegates per Rule No. 16
Presidential Preference Primary: 1/21/12
Precinct Conventions: N/A
County Conventions: March 2012
CD Conventions: April 2012
State Convention: 5/19/12
Selection Method
Selection Details
Primary/Caucus/Convention
AL – Delegate allocation: Winner-take-all per
statewide vote
Delegate election: At State Convention
Delegates bound for 1 ballot, unless candidate receives
less than 30% of nomination vote.
o
25 Bound
CD – Delegate allocation: Winner-take-all per CD
Delegate election: At CD Conventions


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Shit, I thought SC was proportional.
I'm not clear if the winner takes less than 30% what exactly happens.
Any help? Or is there just no chance of getting delegates out of SC.

 

[mmadness]

SOUTH CAROLINA 2012
Shit, I thought SC was proportional.
I'm not clear if the winner takes less than 30% what exactly happens.
Any help? Or is there just no chance of getting delegates out of SC.

I believe Florida is winner-take-all, but not South Carolina. Any confirmation on this?

Even if all 25 delegates go to someone else, it still seems like there are county, CD, and state conventions to elect delegates, so we just need to make sure we pack the numbers so we end up having our people as the national delegates. Even if they are bound to a certain candidate, they could be freed up on subsequent voting rounds.

 

[Razmear]

OK, Just spent a while combining the data in the PDF with the primary calendar.

Full Primary/Caucus Calendar
January 3, 2012	Iowa (caucus) – Results
January 10, 2012	New Hampshire (primary)  Proportional 10% Threshold (12)
January 21, 2012	South Carolina (primary) Winner Take All (25)
January 31, 2012	Florida (primary) Winner Take All (50) 
February 4, 2012	Nevada (caucus) Proportional (28)
February 4–11, 2012	Maine (caucus) All Unbound (24)

February 7, 2012	
Colorado (caucus) Unbound (36)
Minnesota (caucus) Unbound (40)
Missouri (primary) Allocated at Convention (50)

February 28, 2012	
Arizona (primary) Winner Take All (29)
Michigan (primary) Proportional 15% Threshold (30)

March 3, 2012	Washington (caucus) Proportional? (43)

March 6, 2012
(Super Tuesday)	
Alaska (caucus) Proportional (27)
Georgia (primary) Proportional 20% Threshold (76)
Idaho (caucus) Proportional 15% Threshold (32)
Massachusetts (primary) Proportional 15% Threshold (41)
North Dakota (caucus) Unbound (28)
Ohio (primary) Proportional 20% Threshold, if >50% Winner Take All (66)
Oklahoma (primary) Proportional 15% Threshold, if >50% Winner Take All (43)
Tennessee (primary) Proportional 20% Threshold, if >66% Winner Take All (58)
Vermont (primary) Proportional 20% Threshold, if >50% Winner Take All (17)
Virginia (primary) Proportional 15% Threshold, if >50% Winner Take All (49)

March 6-10, 2012   
Wyoming (caucus) Unbound (29)

March 10, 2012	
Kansas (caucus) Proportional 20% Threshold (40)
U.S. Virgin Islands (caucus) Unbound (9)

March 13, 2012	
Alabama (primary) Proportional 20% Threshold, if >50% Winner Take All (50)
Hawaii (caucus) Proportional (20)
Mississippi (primary) Proportional 15% Threshold (40)

March 17, 2012	Missouri (GOP caucus) Bound at convention (52)
March 20, 2012	Illinois (primary) Unbound (69)
March 24, 2012	Louisiana (primary) Proportional 25% Threshold (46)

April 3, 2012	
District of Columbia (primary) Winner Take All (19)
Maryland (primary) Winner Take All (37)
Wisconsin (primary) Winner Take All (42)
Texas (primary) Proportional 20% Threshold (155)

April 24, 2012	
Connecticut (primary) Proportional 20% Threshold, if >50% Winner Take All (28)
Delaware (primary) Winner Take All (17)
New York (primary) Proportional 20% Threshold, if >50% Winner Take All. By District (95)
Pennsylvania (primary) Unbound (72)
Rhode Island (primary) Proportional 15% Threshold (19)

May 8, 2012	
Indiana (primary) Winner Take All (46)
North Carolina (primary) Proportional (55)
West Virginia (primary) Direct Delegate Election (31)

May 15, 2012	
Nebraska (primary) Direct Delegate Election (35)
Oregon (primary) Proportional (28)

May 22, 2012	
Arkansas (primary) Proportional 15% Threshold, if >50% Winner Take Most (36)
Kentucky (primary) Proportional 15% Threshold (45)

June 5, 2012	
California (primary) Winner Take All (172)
Montana (primary) Unbound (26)
New Jersey (primary) Winner Take All (50)
New Mexico (primary) Proportional 15% Threshold (23)
South Dakota (primary) Proportional 20% Threshold (28)

June 26, 2012	Utah (primary) Winner Take All (40)

Modify as needed....
Delegate count in ()'s

 

[mosquitobite]

See the link in my signature too. That thread is the most awesome summary of how to caucus that I've read:
http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?72856-Important-Caucus-Information!!

 

[mmadness]

 

[mmadness]

 

[mmadness]

Start at 3:44, End at 5:00. Rest is mainly promotion of a DVDs for Delegates project from 2008.

 

[mmadness]

 

[mmadness]

 

[mmadness]

Ron Paul Delegates/Alternates at 2008 Republican National Convention - Can You See Yourself There?

 

[mmadness]

From 2008 but still relevant.

 

[mmadness]

The video shows a sampling of some of the Ron Paul supporters 15 second speeches who were running to be a National Delegate from Colorado for the Republican party. The Republican Colorado State Assembly was held on May 31st, 2008 in Broomfield, CO. 350+ Coloradoans were running for 22 delegate seats. Over 50% talked about Ron Paul. Zero of them won a seat, because of a "Unity" slate being pushed by the State GOP. Zero Ron Paul supporters were on the "Unity" slate.

Let's get enough numbers and better organization this time so that the opposition can't railroad us.

 

[mmadness]

Ron Paul did get delegate votes at the last Republican National Convention! Let's make sure he gets more this time.

 

[mmadness]

Dirty Tricks to watch out for - examples from last time around (Texas Edition)



Texas Ron Paul delegates being denied entry to the convention.



Texas Neuces County Convention Chairman breaking party rules.