Republican Ted Cruz Blame it on the Voters of Indiana or Blame it on The Peekaboo The Exit Game

Republican Ted Cruz Blamed it on the voters of Indiana for his sudden exit facing Donald Trump after crushing defeat.

Is The Indiana Primary Winner Take All? The Delegate Allocation Could Make Or Break Donald Trump

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If Trump comes out ahead, he would get all the state's 57 delegates. That's because the Indiana primary is winner-take-all, both the at-large delegates and at the congressional district level.

Yes. He did.

To be clear, this rule just applies to Republicans. The Democrats, like always, award their delegates proportionally. For that party, here are 83 pledged delegates up for grabs in Indiana. Like many states, they award some of their delegates by congressional district; 56 will be allocated this way. The remaining 27 are split based on the statewide vote. There's a 15 percent threshold at both the district and statewide level — something that shouldn't affect either Clinton or Sanders. They're only four percentage points awayfrom each other. Clinton is slightly ahead.

Goodbye Mr. Cruz.




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