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[hotbrownsauce]

Romney Total 11 Delegates - (Iowa Not determined yet) - 8 Wyoming - 4 New Hampshire .46% of total available delegates (Not including N.H.)
McCain Total 7 Delegates - (Iowa Not determined yet) - 0 Wyoming - 7 New Hampshire .29% of total available delegates (Not including N.H.)
Thompson 3 Delegates - (Iowa Not determined yet) 3 Wyoming - 0 New Hampshire .12% of total available delegates (Not including N.H.)
Huckabee 1 Delegates - (Iowa Not Determined yet) - 0 Wyoming - 1 New Hampshire .04% of total available delegates (Not including N.H.)
Hunter 1 Delegates - (Iowa Not determined yet) - 1 Wyoming - 0 New Hampshire .00% of total available delegates (Not including N.H.)
Giuliani 0 Delegates - (Iowa Not determined yet) - 0 Wyoming 0 New Hampshire .00% of total available delegates (Not including N.H.)
Ron Paul 0 Delegates - (Iowa Not determined yet) - 0 Wyoming - 0 New Hampshire .00% of total available delegates (Not including N.H.)


Just 1,191 delegates to win your party's nomination because that is 50.04% (guaranteeing nomination). Or you need the most out of 2,380 delegates.

So far this election process, we've only voted on 61 Delegates of which 60% Don't officially cast their vote till June 14th. So people in IOWA need to hear this following part about Iowa. And the rest of you need to investigate your state and how its delegate process works. Use http://www.thegreenpapers.com/ to find out. If you need help post it and someone will help. Make sure to tell everyone in your state how your delegate process works. Not only do we need voter turn outs, we need delegates.

The out come of Iowa Delegates is UNKNOWN yet. And heres why....

In IOWA -
You the normal person votes for their choice of presidential nominee (Already passed). The County Republican Party delegates are chosen, I don't know how. The County Republican Party Delegates review your votes on Saturday March 8th. They then pick 2 different types of Delegates. One being Congressional District Delegates, and the other being State Delegates.
Saturday 19th of April the Congressional District chooses how to vote and for which president.
Then the 5 Congressional Districts meet up at the Congressional District caucus and choose 3 Delegates each. These total 15 delegates will be forced to vote for whom the Congressional Districts tell them.
The State Delegates determine the rest of the 22 delegates. Those 22 delegates can vote freely.
Then after all this is done, 37 total delegates will vote on Saturday June 14th.

Wyoming has 2 undecided delegates that were taken away (Can't have election before Feb 5th). That otherwise would have been voted on May 30th - 31st

New Hampshire has 3 undecided delegates that were taken away (Can't have election before Feb 5th). That otherwise would have been voted on by the National Committeeman, the National Committeewoman, and the chairman of the New Hampshire's Republican Party.

Like I said before So far this election process, we've only voted on 61 Delegates of which 60% Don't officially cast their vote till June 14th. These delegates are located in Iowa. Only 24 delegates have been permanently chosen. Only 2.56 percent (61 votes) of delegates have been voted for yet out of the 2380 possible yet. 2380-24 = 2356 Delegates undecided yet.

With the way things are going, no one knows who is going to win. We can land slide one state right now and can pull ahead of everyone else. Thats how close it is.

 

[JustBcuz]

Romney Total 11 Delegates - (Iowa Not determined yet) - 8 Wyoming - 4 New Hampshire .46% of total available delegates (Not including N.H.)
McCain Total 7 Delegates - (Iowa Not determined yet) - 0 Wyoming - 7 New Hampshire .29% of total available delegates (Not including N.H.)
Thompson 3 Delegates - (Iowa Not determined yet) 3 Wyoming - 0 New Hampshire .12% of total available delegates (Not including N.H.)
Huckabee 1 Delegates - (Iowa Not Determined yet) - 0 Wyoming - 1 New Hampshire .04% of total available delegates (Not including N.H.)
Hunter 1 Delegates - (Iowa Not determined yet) - 1 Wyoming - 0 New Hampshire .00% of total available delegates (Not including N.H.)
Giuliani 0 Delegates - (Iowa Not determined yet) - 0 Wyoming 0 New Hampshire .00% of total available delegates (Not including N.H.)
Ron Paul 0 Delegates - (Iowa Not determined yet) - 0 Wyoming - 0 New Hampshire .00% of total available delegates (Not including N.H.)


Just 1,191 delegates to win your party's nomination because that is 50.04% (guaranteeing nomination). Or you need the most out of 2,380 delegates.

So far this election process, we've only voted on 61 Delegates of which 60% Don't officially cast their vote till June 14th. So people in IOWA need to hear this following part about Iowa. And the rest of you need to investigate your state and how its delegate process works. Use http://www.thegreenpapers.com/ to find out. If you need help post it and someone will help. Make sure to tell everyone in your state how your delegate process works. Not only do we need voter turn outs, we need delegates.

The out come of Iowa Delegates is UNKNOWN yet. And heres why....

In IOWA -
You the normal person votes for their choice of presidential nominee (Already passed). The County Republican Party delegates are chosen, I don't know how. The County Republican Party Delegates review your votes on Saturday March 8th. They then pick 2 different types of Delegates. One being Congressional District Delegates, and the other being State Delegates.
Saturday 19th of April the Congressional District chooses how to vote and for which president.
Then the 5 Congressional Districts meet up at the Congressional District caucus and choose 3 Delegates each. These total 15 delegates will be forced to vote for whom the Congressional Districts tell them.
The State Delegates determine the rest of the 22 delegates. Those 22 delegates can vote freely.
Then after all this is done, 37 total delegates will vote on Saturday June 14th.

Wyoming has 2 undecided delegates that were taken away (Can't have election before Feb 5th). That otherwise would have been voted on May 30th - 31st

New Hampshire has 3 undecided delegates that were taken away (Can't have election before Feb 5th). That otherwise would have been voted on by the National Committeeman, the National Committeewoman, and the chairman of the New Hampshire's Republican Party.

Like I said before So far this election process, we've only voted on 61 Delegates of which 60% Don't officially cast their vote till June 14th. These delegates are located in Iowa. 37 Only 24 delegates have been permanitly chosen. (61 delegates) Only 2.56 percent of delegates have been voted for yet.

With the way things are going, no one knows who is going to win. We can land slide one state right now and can pull ahead of everyone else. Thats how close it is.

QFT

 

[hotbrownsauce]

QFT

QFT? quoted for truth! ?

 

[romeo2]

quoted for truth

 

[BlueCalico]

This is the message - delegates make the final decision. LOL - QFT!

 

[hotbrownsauce]

quoted for truth

Thanks =) I hope they sticky this and people carry this message around.

 

[hotbrownsauce]

KUR-bump!

 

[cjhowe]

It's not over yet

There's an Irish Proverb:

May those who love us, love us.
For those who don't, may God turn their hearts.
And if he cannot turn their hearts.
May he turn their ankles
so we may know them by their limping.

Perhaps Identify the delegates that have been chosen as county delegates and get your best speaker(s) in each county to take them to lunch or to dinner. The message is infectious and addictive. The first hit is free.

Remember, we're not looking for party power, we're looking for a presidency that will return our country to Constitutional adherence. We don't _have to be a threat to the Republican party. Start brainstorming ideas to turn the hearts of Huckabee supporters. Be pragmatic.

Washington, any time it's been able to do anything, it has been done through compromise. Take the issue of the Fair Tax. Under a Huckabee administration, as a compromise, you're likely to get a reduction and simplification of the income tax coupled with a low national consumption tax. Under a Paul administration, his compromise would end up being the abolishment of the Income tax and the replacement of it with the Fair Tax.

Ron Paul's "extreme" stances allow for a compromise to what other candidates are advocating as "sensible" alternatives. Holding the stances of the other candidates make the compromise much less conservative than we would hope. If you need an example, look at Reagan.

Do this on the states that have already voted and the rest of us will continue working on winning the remaining states.

Deal?

 

[StarKissed]

Romney Total 11 Delegates - (Iowa Not determined yet) - 8 Wyoming - 4 New Hampshire .46% of total available delegates (Not including N.H.)
McCain Total 7 Delegates - (Iowa Not determined yet) - 0 Wyoming - 7 New Hampshire .29% of total available delegates (Not including N.H.)
Thompson 3 Delegates - (Iowa Not determined yet) 3 Wyoming - 0 New Hampshire .12% of total available delegates (Not including N.H.)
Huckabee 1 Delegates - (Iowa Not Determined yet) - 0 Wyoming - 1 New Hampshire .04% of total available delegates (Not including N.H.)
Hunter 1 Delegates - (Iowa Not determined yet) - 1 Wyoming - 0 New Hampshire .00% of total available delegates (Not including N.H.)
Giuliani 0 Delegates - (Iowa Not determined yet) - 0 Wyoming 0 New Hampshire .00% of total available delegates (Not including N.H.)
Ron Paul 0 Delegates - (Iowa Not determined yet) - 0 Wyoming - 0 New Hampshire .00% of total available delegates (Not including N.H.)


Just 1,191 delegates to win your party's nomination because that is 50.04% (guaranteeing nomination). Or you need the most out of 2,380 delegates.

So far this election process, we've only voted on 61 Delegates of which 60% Don't officially cast their vote till June 14th. So people in IOWA need to hear this following part about Iowa. And the rest of you need to investigate your state and how its delegate process works. Use http://www.thegreenpapers.com/ to find out. If you need help post it and someone will help. Make sure to tell everyone in your state how your delegate process works. Not only do we need voter turn outs, we need delegates.

The out come of Iowa Delegates is UNKNOWN yet. And heres why....

In IOWA -
You the normal person votes for their choice of presidential nominee (Already passed). The County Republican Party delegates are chosen, I don't know how. The County Republican Party Delegates review your votes on Saturday March 8th. They then pick 2 different types of Delegates. One being Congressional District Delegates, and the other being State Delegates.
Saturday 19th of April the Congressional District chooses how to vote and for which president.
Then the 5 Congressional Districts meet up at the Congressional District caucus and choose 3 Delegates each. These total 15 delegates will be forced to vote for whom the Congressional Districts tell them.
The State Delegates determine the rest of the 22 delegates. Those 22 delegates can vote freely.
Then after all this is done, 37 total delegates will vote on Saturday June 14th.

Wyoming has 2 undecided delegates that were taken away (Can't have election before Feb 5th). That otherwise would have been voted on May 30th - 31st

New Hampshire has 3 undecided delegates that were taken away (Can't have election before Feb 5th). That otherwise would have been voted on by the National Committeeman, the National Committeewoman, and the chairman of the New Hampshire's Republican Party.

Like I said before So far this election process, we've only voted on 61 Delegates of which 60% Don't officially cast their vote till June 14th. These delegates are located in Iowa. Only 24 delegates have been permanently chosen. Only 2.56 percent (61 votes) of delegates have been voted for yet out of the 2380 possible yet. 2380-24 = 2356 Delegates undecided yet.

With the way things are going, no one knows who is going to win. We can land slide one state right now and can pull ahead of everyone else. Thats how close it is.

BUMP

 

[Basilieus]

QFT? quoted for truth! ?

Quite Fucking True.

 

[hotbrownsauce]

bump

 

[hotbrownsauce]

^bump

 

[dagnybell]

Bump!

 

[peznex]

Good info!

 

[All Seeing Eye]

Great information, thanks.

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