Breaking: Trump Kicking Cruz's Ass 41% To 29% In Maryland

[TemplarKormac]

In one state, yes.

Average, his averages are low 35%. Trump actually does better with delegate counts than teh popular vote



you people are deluded

See previous post, oh wise one.

 

[Martin Eden Mercury]

Trump's average versus Cruz's average. Trump the same for months, Cruz gaining. People here remind me of the 2012 people who could not accept and recognize that Obama was not going to be a one term President.

If Trump's lead widens, that does not mean his average has increased. Trump needs to start average at least 45% to get on track to winning, not whining. Even though eh admits he is a "Fabulous Whiner" insults and whine will not get him the nomination.

So far as the best analysis goes, Cruz will probably NOT get the magic number, but neither will Trump, unless Trump increases his average, or later on pulls a rabbit out of the hat in California.

 

[sonic]

Cruz is still hitting less than 60% of his delegate target (Trump is over 90%) and is about to enter a bad stretch - most likely 3rd in NY, 3rd in CT, possibly 3rd in MD, will lose PA and NJ. Cruz will most likely win CA (although his lead is shrinking) but too little too late anyway.

 

[SwimExpert]

I wonder if anyone believes that Trump has any chance of winning MD in November.

 

[Katzndogz]

Predictive analytics have Trump well under 40% in Maryland, just ahead of Kasich with Cruz lagging in third. Bad news for Trump in that his trend of underperforming his delegate targets will continue. Of course Trump will hit a brick wall in California, ending his chances for the nomination.

Trump leading in Maryland with 47%.

Poll: Trump poised for delegate sweep in Md.

Trump has a comfortable lead in California and should easily win all 172 delegates. Cruz just isn't liked out here and no one likes Kasich.

RealClearPolitics - Election 2016 - California Republican Presidential Primary