Ted Cruz has spent twice as much as Donald Trump in the race and three times as much if you include onlly Cruz's Super Pac (if you include all Super Pacs and former GOP candidates over half a billion has been spent on ads against Trump)!

When 30 mil is spent by Wall Street in support of Cruz has to make you think about what he will actually do when elected....

 

Trump has 755 (needs 482) to get 1,237

Cruz has    491 (needs 746) to get 1,237

 

April 19th, New York 95 winner-take-most (well Trump has the 50% needed to do that)!


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April 26th 28 in Connecticut winner-take-most

16 winner-take-all in Delaware

24 winner-take-all in Maryland

71 winner-take-all in Pennsylvania

19 Proportional in Rhode Island

 

Trump will get at least 230 Delegates by April 26th according to Polls maybe more... if the election was held tomorrow...

would leave him only needing 248 delegates to win the nomination on the first vote with no questions asked.

 

 

Then in May it gets confusing a bit...

May 3rd Indiana 57 delegates winner-take-all

May 10th Nebraska 36 winner-take-all

         WV 34 delegates Direct Elect

May 17th 28 Delegates proportional

May 24th 44 Proportional Washington State

(easier to guess that out of the 199 that Donald gets 100 and Cruz gets 99, thus leaving Donald only needing 148 delegates at that point).


June 7th

California  172 delegates winner-take-all   (Donald has always lead in the polls in CA & continues to do so if he wins the state he is the nominee without question).

Montana   27 delegates winner-take-all

New Jersey 51 delegates winner-take-all

New Mexico  24Proportional

South Dakota  29 delegates winner-take-all

 

The more I look at it and look at the polls while WI did hurt trump along with losing Ohio to Kasich as long as he gets 50% in NY and wins CA's 172... (considering i Have him winning the North East) he will be the nominee on the first vote.

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