De Civitate 2016 Delegate Loyalty Tracker
Delegate loyalty tracking for the 2016 presidential election, detailing state-by-state delegate counts for candidates Trump, Cruz, and Kasich. The 'State-by-State' tab provides totals and breakdowns for each state, including notes on remaining delegates. The 'Delegate-by-Delegate' tab lists individual delegates, their chosen candidates, and relevant notes, with links to sources for verification. Additional tabs include historical data and updates on delegate loyalties, making it a comprehensive resource for understanding delegate dynamics during the election.
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The De Civitate 2016 Delegate Loyalty Tracker provides a detailed analysis of delegate loyalties across various states, covering a total of 2,472 delegates. In Iowa, the delegate count is 30, with Donald Trump securing 1 delegate, Ted Cruz obtaining 12, and 15 remaining delegates uncommitted. New Hampshire follows with 23 delegates, where Trump leads with 11, while Cruz has 3 and Kasich 5. South Carolina has 50 delegates, with Trump receiving 2, Cruz 10, and 30 remaining uncommitted.
In Nevada, there are 30 delegates, with Trump and Cruz each claiming 1, while the majority, 27, remain uncommitted. Alabama shows a strong preference for Trump, who has 34 delegates, while Cruz has 12 and 3 remain uncommitted. Alaska's 28 delegates are split between Cruz, who has 15, and Trump with 13. Arkansas has 40 delegates, with Trump receiving 4 and Cruz 5, while 26 remain uncommitted.
Georgia's 76 delegates include 10 for Trump, 25 for Cruz, and 31 uncommitted. Massachusetts has 42 delegates with Trump at 23 and Cruz at 4. In Minnesota, Cruz dominates with 17 delegates, while Trump has none. Oklahoma shows a similar trend with Cruz at 15 and Trump at 1. Tennessee's 58 delegates are primarily with Trump, who has 25, while Cruz has 10 and 15 remain uncommitted.
Texas, with the largest delegate count of 155, shows Trump with no delegates, while Cruz has 3, and a staggering 152 remain uncommitted. Virginia's 49 delegates include 4 for Trump and 18 for Cruz, while Kansas has 40 delegates with Trump at 1 and Cruz at 7. Kentucky's 46 delegates are notably split, with Cruz at 1, Trump at 2, and 26 uncommitted.
Louisiana's 46 delegates feature 18 for Trump and 25 for Cruz, while Maine has 23 delegates, with Trump at 1 and Cruz at 19. Puerto Rico's 23 delegates are all uncommitted. Hawaii has 19 delegates, where Trump has 9 and Cruz 6. Idaho's 32 delegates show a competitive split with Trump at 10 and Cruz at 16. Michigan's 59 delegates are notably split with Trump at 25, Cruz at 17, and 17 remaining uncommitted.
Mississippi has 40 delegates, with no commitments yet, while the US Virgin Islands has 9 delegates, with Trump at 2. The District of Columbia has 19 delegates, where Cruz has 2 and Trump has none. Guam has 9 delegates, with Trump at 1 and Cruz at 2. Wyoming's 29 delegates are heavily favored for Cruz, who has 26. Florida's 99 delegates show Trump with 9, Cruz with 1, and 61 remaining uncommitted.
Illinois has 69 delegates, with Trump at 39 and Cruz at 9. Missouri's 52 delegates see Cruz at 18 and Trump at 6. North Carolina has 72 delegates, with Cruz leading at 31. Northern Marianas has 9 delegates, all for Trump. Ohio's 66 delegates are entirely uncommitted. American Samoa has 9 delegates, with Trump at 2 and 1 uncommitted.
Arizona has 58 delegates, with Trump at 12 and Cruz at 1. Utah's 40 delegates are predominantly for Cruz, who has 35. North Dakota has 28 delegates, with Cruz at 15. Wisconsin's 42 delegates show Cruz at 23. Colorado has 37 delegates, with Cruz at 34. New York has 95 delegates, with Trump at 1. Connecticut has 28 delegates, all uncommitted.
Delaware has 16 delegates, with Trump at 15. Maryland shows Trump with 24 of its 38 delegates. Pennsylvania has 71 delegates, with Trump at 39. Rhode Island has 19 delegates, with Trump at 40. Indiana has 57 delegates, with 30 assigned to Kasich and the rest uncommitted. Nebraska has 36 delegates, all uncommitted. West Virginia has 34 delegates, again all uncommitted. Oregon has 28 delegates, with no commitments yet. Washington has 44 delegates, all uncommitted. California, with 172 delegates, has no commitments yet. Montana has 27 delegates, all uncommitted. New Jersey has 51 delegates, with Trump at 3. New Mexico has 24 delegates, all uncommitted. South Dakota has 29 delegates, with Cruz at 7.
The total delegate breakdown shows Trump with 404 delegates, Cruz with 453, Kasich with 141, and a total of 1,073 remaining uncommitted delegates. The unknown category accounts for 198 delegates.
In the Delegate-by-Delegate Tracker, the data reveals specific delegate commitments. For instance, in Iowa, Sandy Salmon, David Chung, and Ben Barringer are committed to Cruz, while several delegates, including Adam Motzko and Jason Schultz, are committed to Trump. The tracker notes that some delegates, like Mariannette Miller-Meeks, are uncommitted despite being associated with Cruz.
The Old Tracker section provides insights into known loyalties, with Trump securing 181 delegates across various states, while Cruz has 276 and Kasich 105. The uncommitted category shows 36 delegates, while 97 are classified as anti-Trump. The total state counts align with the overall delegate totals, confirming the distribution across states and categories.
In Georgia, the delegate breakdown shows Cruz with 18 delegates, Trump with 6, and a mix of unknown and uncommitted delegates. Kansas reflects a similar trend with Cruz leading in commitments. The data illustrates a complex and competitive delegate landscape as the primaries unfold.