The phrase "all its delegates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to every representative or delegate belonging to a specific group or organization.
Example: "The committee will review the proposals submitted by all its delegates before making a final decision."
Alternatives: "all of its representatives" or "every one of its delegates".
So Florida decided that since they were free from any further delegate fines, it would give all its delegates to the primary's victor.
North Dakota, with its predominantly elderly and rural population, is considered a conservative state, yet all its delegates to Congress are Democrats.
Remember that Senator Nelson sued the national party in the courts over its decision to strip Florida of all its delegates, and he lost.
Florida, in defiance of Republican Party rules for states that jumped in line to hold early primaries, plans to award all its delegates to the winner of the primary, regardless of the candidate's vote share or margin of victory.
The effects could be especially stark in New York's Republican primary, political analysts said, because the candidate who wins the popular vote in New York gets all its delegates.
The DNC's rules and bylaws committee, which enforces party rules, voted yesterday morning to strip Florida of all its delegates to the 2008 Democratic National Convention in Denver -- the harshest penalty at its disposal.
But Trump has performed well in other Northeastern states, and delegate rules favor the leader: Connecticut has a 50percentt winner-take-all rule for statewide delegates, and Delaware has a winner-take-all rule for all of its delegates.
In 2008, McCain defeated Huckabee there by 55 to 29percentt -- not far from where the PPP and Rasmussen polls put Romney and Santorum today -- and in the process won all of its delegates because he carried every county and all eight congressional districts.
Virginia awards all of its delegates to the winner if he or she gets at least 50 percent of the vote.
Convoluted as it may be, Missouri got to have two contests that captured attention and keep all of its delegates.
Trump won forty-six per cent of Florida's votes, and all of its delegates; Rubio lost his home state by nearly twenty points.
