Just as looking for a clone may mean you need to delegate more, looking for a henchman means you need to delegate less and willingly assume more of the disagreeable work yourself.
In addition, Hispanics tend to delegate less of the care of their relatives with dementia to paid caregivers.
Audit interviews confirmed previous research noting reluctance to delegate [ 22, 29] and found that in this sample, professionals delegated less when they didn't know the assistant or lacked confidence in their ability.
But the aides, who requested anonymity to discuss tactical concerns, suggested that candidates might be wary to invest money and energy in Florida for a delegate-less primary if, at the time, the race is tight and candidates are in a contest to build up the biggest delegate counts.
Rick Santorum, with 272 delegates, has less than half that amount.
He was given a 15-minute speaking slot early in Saturday's schedule, and the delegates were less than attentive to his remarks.
The delegates are less likely to describe themselves as evangelical and more likely to be Catholic or Jewish, although a plurality are Protestants.
For all the attacks on elites most of the whoops and cheers were from delegates notably less well dressed than the increasingly polished speakers – on stage and on a roll.
6 Under the then-existing House apportionment, the five most populous political subdivisions, with 75.3% of the State's 1960 pop lation elected only 60 delegates, or less than one-half of the members of the House of Delegates, while the other 19 counties, with only 24.7% of the population, were represented by 63 delegates, or 51.3% of the total membership.
Kasich's 148 delegates are less than even the 171 that Florida Sen. Marco Rubio has; Rubio ended his campaign last month.
