Missouri is a nail biter battle between Trump and Cruz.

[tinydancer]

This one has been going back and forth over very few votes. Awesome.

Missouri primary
Last updated Mar 16, 2016 at 12:36 AM GMT-5
Mar 1552 delegates
99% reporting Votes
Trump
40.8%
382,093
Cruz
40.6%
380,367
Kasich
10.1%
94,533
Rubio
6.1%
57,006

Missouri primary - Google Search

 

[TheOldSchool]

Cruz is basically a traitor. If the voting process is legitimate, Trump will win Missouri.

 

[S.J.]

Trump has been ahead the whole time, I don't see Cruz winning Missouri unless somebody accidentally loses a few thousand ballots.

 

[JustAnotherNut]

Both Republican & Democratic races are close in Mo.......but it's looking like it'll be Trump vs Hillary

 

[tinydancer]

Being this close how do they divide the delegates? 52 are up for grabs.

 

[JimBowie1958]

Being this close how do they divide the delegates? 52 are up for grabs.

I think it is proportional and so Trump and Cruz would get 26 each.

 

[TemplarKormac]

No winner tonight. AP is refusing to call the race. Since 100 percent are in, state rules allow for losing candidates to request a recount. And it is for that reason the AP is refusing to call. Neither Kasich or Rubio will, leaving Cruz. And I bet he will.

 

[tinydancer]

Trump has been ahead the whole time, I don't see Cruz winning Missouri unless somebody accidentally loses a few thousand ballots.

I'm seeing less than two thousand apart. What are the rules for a recount in a Missouri primary? Is Missouri pretty straight up in elections. As compared to others where we witness trunk load after trunk load of votes come in for Al Franken?

That still burns my ass.

 

[TemplarKormac]

Trump has been ahead the whole time, I don't see Cruz winning Missouri unless somebody accidentally loses a few thousand ballots.

I'm seeing less than two thousand apart. What are the rules for a recount in a Missouri primary? Is Missouri pretty straight up in elections. As compared to others where we witness trunk load after trunk load of votes come in for Al Franken?

That still burns my ass.

Section: 115.0601 Recount authorized when less than one-half of one percent difference in vote--recount, defined. RSMO 115.601

 

[S.J.]

Trump has been ahead the whole time, I don't see Cruz winning Missouri unless somebody accidentally loses a few thousand ballots.

I'm seeing less than two thousand apart. What are the rules for a recount in a Missouri primary? Is Missouri pretty straight up in elections. As compared to others where we witness trunk load after trunk load of votes come in for Al Franken?

That still burns my ass.

Yep, this will be an opportunity for mischief, you can count on that.

 

[S.J.]

Being this close how do they divide the delegates? 52 are up for grabs.

I think it is proportional and so Trump and Cruz would get 26 each.

No, it's winner take all.

 

[TheOldSchool]

Considering how consistently Cruz loses states to Trump, I think we might as well call this one for the Donald.