Washington — The Super Tuesday elections had the largest number of delegates up for grabs on a single day in the 2024 Republican presidential primary, and former President Donald Trump ...

Pledged delegates are selected to represent the interests of each state’s voters at the Republican National Convention and Democratic National Convention this summer. Delegates are pledged to ...

Click here. To secure the Republican nomination, a candidate must receive at least 1,215 delegates. Trump has taken an early lead in the delegate count after the Iowa caucus on Jan. 15.

Still, in New York 258 Democrat and 91 Republican delegates are at stake ... Advertisement 2024 presidential delegate count How the Times Union covers elections and politics Your guide to New ...

With Election Day in the books, the next step is the Electoral College. The process of electing the President of the United ...

When Tuesday's votes were counted, Republicans in the state Senate and House of Delegates increased their majority ... with ...

Kentucky has 46 of the 2,284 bound delegates up for grabs in 2024 to Republican candidates. In raw delegates, Kentucky has the 16th highest count followed by Washington (43) and Oklahoma (43).

Though now considered a solid Democratic bloc, before the global war on terrorism, Muslim Americans were a massively Republican voting constituency. Over 70% of Muslim Americans voted for George W.

INDIANAPOLIS — Republican U.S. Sen. Mike Braun's bid to become governor of Indiana seemed fairly straightforward until he got ...

Super Tuesday is upon us. Across 16 states, from Maine to California, Alabama to Alaska, voters will be casting their ballots today in the most delegate-rich day on the primary calendar.

INDIANAPOLIS -- Republican U.S. Sen ... gubernatorial candidates select who they want as running mates and count on party delegates to usher their choices in during party conventions.

Oregon has 31 of the 2,284 bound delegates up for grabs in 2024 to Republican candidates. In raw delegates, Oregon has the 33rd highest count followed by Wyoming (29) and North Dakota (29).