Sentence examples for primary delegates from inspiring English sources
Primary delegates aren't Mr. Obama's only problem in Florida, The Times's Jodi Kantor finds.
Unlike the Republicans, the Democrats award their primary delegates on a proportional basis.
The Hill reports that "uncommitted Democratic superdelegates in Congress overwhelmingly say they won't necessarily back the presidential candidate who wins the most primary delegates.
Following Cohn's lead, Stone played hardball for Reagan, challenging George H. W. Bush's New York primary delegates on a variety of technical grounds, getting many of them disqualified.
And most recently, the Trump campaign announced that one of its California primary delegates was William Johnson, chair of the white nationalist American Freedom Party.
Later that month, the Trump campaign announced that one of its California primary delegates was William Johnson, chair of the white nationalist American Freedom Party.
If you doubt me on this point, then consider that the Trump campaign claimed to have accidentally named a white nationalist as a primary delegate for the upcoming California primary, who reportedly wants to deport anyone with "negro blood".
Primaries: Republican and Democratic presidential primaries Delegates: 69 Republican delegates, 182 Democratic delegates Things to watch out for: Illinois is a crucial state in the Democratic race.
Under Democratic Party rules for primaries, delegates are allocated proportionately — rather than winner take all — which complicates the candidates' efforts to build up a big lead.
Primaries held: Democratic and Republican presidential primaries Delegates: 142 Democratic delegates, 51 Republican delegates Things to watch out for: Clinton is counting on New Jersey to give her a huge win – and it's looking like a safe bet.
Primaries: Republican and Democratic presidential primaries Delegates: 99 Republican delegates, 246 Democratic delegates Things to watch out for: For Republicans, this is the most important state to vote on 15 March.
