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Related: About this forumExplain delegate counts to me, please.
The AP is currently saying Washington has 101 delegates, Bernie 18 and Hillary 5. Does this seriously mean there are 78 super delegates and only 23 regular delegates from Washington??
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Explain delegate counts to me, please. (Original Post)
greymouse
Mar 2016
OP
that's based on the precincts that are in so far - more delegates to be assigned as time goes on
NRaleighLiberal
Mar 2016
#4
You can see the estimates for final counts at Green Papers based on current results
GeorgiaPeanuts
Mar 2016
#9
New Earth
(9,745 posts)1. I think that's how many they have so far.
The rest will be allocated when they finish counting. Pretty sure, anyway.
dogman
(6,073 posts)2. All precincts have not reported.
That count does not include super-delegates.
greymouse
(872 posts)3. Thanks.
NRaleighLiberal
(60,006 posts)4. that's based on the precincts that are in so far - more delegates to be assigned as time goes on
Bernin4U
(812 posts)5. 101 Pledged + 17 Supers
10 supers are asking not to be re-elected at this point.
Response to greymouse (Original post)
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eridani
(51,907 posts)7. So, how is it decided how many delegates a precinct gets?
By a formula based on the percent of Dem votes in 2012 for president in that precinct.
greymouse
(872 posts)8. Almost 100% of Alaska and Washington are in, and yet a lot of delegates
are not showing up in the nytimes, AP totals. Is it sticking in the craw of the MSM to show them?
GeorgiaPeanuts
(2,353 posts)9. You can see the estimates for final counts at Green Papers based on current results