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repost. get out and vote republican for super tuesday. make it a maga day.
SUPER TUESDAY 5TH MARCH 2024 - THE RACE FOR THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES - MAGA COUNTRY
Notes: The left and the deep state are highly organised and have the full force of the deep state, media and funds avaliable for their disposal, This first hurdle is very important as it will send a signal that Trump is only candidate who will stop this complete takeover of the most powerful country in the world to bring down the deep state in the usa which controls the world and its populations through the reserve currency and military including tech.
>>20510690, >>20510692 super Tuesday and what it means to vote for delegates
>>20508636 pb FOR THOSE NOT FROM THE USA, PLUS THOSE WHO DO NOT UNDERSTAND WHAT SUPER TUESDAY IS IN THE USA POLITICAL CALENDER
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https://www.usnews.com/news/elections/articles/which-states-vote-on-super-tuesday
The Battleground States: Super Tuesday
Super Tuesday is considered the big prize in the presidential nominating process, a big election day that makes expensive and time-consuming demands of candidates, who must appeal to voters from the northeast tip of Maine to the southwest corner of California. Its contests encompass wide swaths of the American electorate, both geographically and demographically, and require candidates to make pitches to such diverse interests as Minnesota farmers, California tech workers and federal employees in Virginia.
Super Tuesday has roots going back to 1984, but became a single-day force in 1988, when Southern states banded together to counter what some had critically dubbed the "Iowa syndrome," whereby a small Midwestern state had what they saw as outsize power as the first nominating contest. If the South couldn't be first, it could be the biggest, the theory was, and candidates would need to spend time there addressing concerns of Southern voters.
The delegate haul also holds the promise of elevating a particular candidate, or forcing one or more out of the race.
Voters prepare their ballots in voting booths during early voting for the California presidential primary election at an L.A. County 'vote center', March 1, 2020, in Los Angeles.
What Is Super Tuesday and Why Is It Important?
Super Tuesday is the day when the greatest number of states hold their primaries or caucuses
In the contest for the White House, more than a third of all GOP delegates will be up for grabs on March 5.
by Susan Milligan and Cecelia Smith-Schoenwalder
|Feb. 26, 2024, at 10:45 a.m.
While the 2024 election appears likely to be a rematch between President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump, Trump’s lone major competitor, former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley, is still in the race.
More than a third of all GOP delegates will be up for grabs in this year’s Super Tuesday. Trump has so far secured wins in New Hampshire, Iowa, Nevada and South Carolina.
When Is Super Tuesday? Tuesday, March 5.
What States and Territories Vote on Super Tuesday?
Alabama
Alaska
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Maine
Massachusetts
Minnesota
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
American Samoa
Which of the Super Tuesday States Has the Highest Voting Rate?
Of the 16 states and territories that will vote on Super Tuesday, Minnesota had the highest voting rate during the 2020 general election, with more than three-quarters of Minnesotans showing up to the polls.
Updated on Feb. 26, 2024: This story was previously published and has been updated with additional information.
Tags: 2024 presidential election, primaries, voters, elections
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Understanding US Delegates: 4 Types of Delegates
https://www.masterclass.com/articles/what-is-a-delegate
What Is the Purpose of Delegates?
Delegates represent the interests of a group of people within a political party by voting on their behalf at a party’s national convention. Delegates from both parties vote on a specific candidate in the presidential primary election to select the party’s nominee that advances to the general election. The process of awarding delegates to specific political candidates varies between the Democratic and Republican parties:
Democratic delegates: Democrats use a proportional method of awarding delegates, assigning them to presidential nominees based on a percentage of support through state caucuses or primary votes.
Republican delegates: Each state can choose whether to award Republican delegates based on proportional support or through a ‘winner-take-all’ method, where all the state’s delegates are awarded to the candidate who won the most votes.
4 Types of Delegates
There are four types of delegates that help determine their respective party’s nominee:
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Pledged: Pledged delegates are Democratic delegates who are required to vote for a specific candidate, i.e. the one who won the most votes in the primary, in a caucus, or at their national convention. There are three types of pledged delegates, including district delegates (who are elected at the district level), at-large delegates (who are elected and distributed statewide), and add-on delegates (who represent elected officials or party leaders).
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Unpledged: Unpledged delegates are delegates in the Democratic party who are not pledged to vote for a specific candidate. They are also known as superdelegates.
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Bound: Bound delegates are Republican party delegates who are required to support a specific candidate as determined by their state primaries or caucuses.
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Unbound: Unbound delegates are Republican party delegates who are not obligated by any state election or caucus result to support a specific candidate. These delegates are also known as superdelegates.
What Is the Difference Between Delegates and Superdelegates?
Standard delegates are selected by votes and pledged to a specific nominee—they agree to support that candidate at their party convention. Superdelegates, also known as unpledged or unbound delegates, are automatic delegates selected to the national convention, but can support any presidential candidate of their choosing.
In the Democratic party, superdelegates often consist of Democratic members of Congress, Democratic National Committee members, and former Presidents or Vice Presidents. In the Republican party, superdelegates consist of three members of each state's national committee.
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IMPORTANT INFO - TOTAL DELEGATES PER STATE MAP, THE RACE TO 270 FROM 538 DELEGATES
Note: many flyover states have very few delegates, The biggest states with the largest number of delegates are california, texas and florida. A video linked below which give a better picture of how many per state.
screenshot with video linked below.
every state matters as the numbers once viewed from this height give a better picture of how the landscape fans out. plus they will cheat heavily so go and vote no matter where you are and do not think your vote does not matter.
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2024 Election Map Based On the Latest Poll Taken in ALL 50 STATES!
https://youtu.be/fx2tcX9xzaQ