In order to win the Republican Nomination without a contested Convention, Donald Trump needs 1,237 delegates

 

He has currently (estimated) 749 (+/- 3 delegates) compared to Ted Cruz 455 (+/- 8 delegates)

 

April 5 - Wisconsin - 42 Delegates (Winner-Take-All)

April 19- New York - 95 Delegates (Winner-Take-Most)

April 26- Connecticut- 28 Delegates (Winner-Take-Most)

"       - Delaware - 16 (Winner-Take-All)

"       - Maryland - 38 (Winner-Take-All)

"       - Pennsylvania - 71 (Winner-Take-All)

"       - Rhode Island - 19 (Proportional)

May 3   - Indiana - 57 (Winner-Take-All)

May 10  - Nebraska - 35 (winner-Take-All)

        - West VA - 34 (Direct Elec.)

May 17  - Oregon- 28 (Proportional)

May 24  - Washington - 44 (prop.)

June 7  - California- 172 (Winner-Take-All)

        - Montana - 27 (winner-Take-All)

        - New Jersey- 51 (winner-Take-All)

        - New Mexico - 24 (prop.)

        - South Dakota - 29 (Winner-Take-All)


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Okay Donald Trump is trailing Ted Cruz in Wisconsin (Tuesday's election, but that was a must win for Teddy & not Donald). 

The states in Bold font I expect Trump to win based on polls, etc.  That's 471 delegates he might get plus his existing gives him 1,220 delegates

He would only need to get 17 (which is very likely with the Proportional states even if he doesn't win any other states in the election other than the bold ones...

He is leading in NY by a huge margin and might get all 95 delegates.  He is leading in CA which is huge, and by all counts he does look a lot like Ronald Regan as far as votes goes.

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