In the days following Trump’s sweep of the American Northeast, all eyes turned toward Indiana.
According to many in the media, a win in the state will pave Trump’s road to 1,237 delegates. A loss, however, will almost certainly lead the Republican Party to a contested convention.
According to a Princeton study, however, the media hype surrounding a brokered convention may be just that — hype.
The study found that an Indiana win would likely grant Trump the necessary delegates a clinch a first ballot win — and an Indiana loss would as well.
In either situation, the chances of anyone else getting to the nomination isn’t even close.
So is all of this drama manufactured for cable news ratings, or is Trump really in danger of losing the nomination in spite of the fact that he collected millions more votes than the next runner up?
Find out the probabilities outlined in the Princeton study on the next page:
Trump in 2016!!!!!
Don’t be fooled Indiana Vote Trump
We knew!
This is one of the many areas where Princeton’s track record is beyond question.
We the people,, Trump 2016
And the party can still dump him because of his smears and frad and he does not represent the views or positions of the party. They need to send him and his Democrat rabble back to their own party.
Rafael’s money men are pulling out. https://t.co/T1jES9c1Sv
You must be blind. Trump lacks 230 some odd delegates and Rafael’s money men are pulling out….read the hand writing on the wall! Donald Trump For President
Congrats, Trumpanzees. At best you’ve given us another inexperienced narcissist, at worst, a Shrillary presidency. Way to sell your country down the river based on nothing but pique.
Doesn’t matter, they already said they will just change the rules from the required delegates needed to something in favor of who they are going to nominate. The RNC spokesman already said the people don’t pick the nominee. He was asked then what’s the sense in voting and he responded “good question” it’s just for show.