So even though everyone knows romney is going to be the nominee, they're still going to have elections?

Question

So they're going to continue to have these elections in every state until everyone drops out?

Answer 1

Yes, some of these nutty people think all the states should get to vote.

It's crazy, I know.

Answer 2

Everyone has the right to vote, and should be given that opportunity.

Answer 3

Yeah that's how it works

Answer 4

It was fixed and yet the sham goes on. Did not even everybody here agree that the machine had it said Romney early in the game.



Romney was the candidate.



I mean Ron Paul won the Virgin Islands and they Romney got the delegates?



What part of a fixed stage show via Norquist/Koch is hard to see?



Romney is campaigning with Paul Ryan today!



How many Republican seniors will knowledgeably vote out their social security check and Medi care so the 1% can get another tax break?



Why are they showing their cards?



THE ELECTION IS FIXED AND THEY ARE CHEATING



END RESULT IN NOV = CIVIL WAR



Paul Ryan Plans not OK 99% of America



Personally I am sick of the Tea Party plan to enslave and their tax plans



romey is a liar and the Choice is RyanPlan or not...I choose NOT



ELECTION OVER IF THAT IS THE CHOICE



GOP = Wall Street and big oil for kings and Americans for slavery to them..



no way paul ryan

Answer 5

It's a joke.



The good ole boys in Washington, have their men...either one will do. Because they have both candidates are in their pockets





Any time a computer is used to tell us who wins. We loose... High technology wins every time.



There's a reason They call us sheeple.

Answer 6

The candidates works to win delegates from each state.

Answer 7

Every state gets their say. It doesn't make any difference if he has 90% of the delegates. At what point do you deny republicans the right to vote for their chosen candidate?



@Nomad - I'm an independent and I voted for Ron Paul in the South Carolina republican primary.

Answer 8

you dont know if he is going to be the nominee because ron paul could still win so could newt gingrich if they limit mitt romney from getting 1144 delegates and they all go to tampa to the convention they can still compete for delegates this happened when president warren g harding was running he only had 7 percent of the delegates going into the convention and pulled out with 70% after the first day amazing hah so it is not over

Answer 9

Even after everyone else drops out, they'll STILL have elections for the states that remain.

Everyone gets a vote ... except independents.



Edit: 20 states have 'open primaries' where independents can vote. 30 states do not. (And with the exception of Texas, the BIG states do not.) And Missouri's open primary is NOT binding. A different process determines the actual delegates.

Answer 10

Why not ? Nothing but time. Worried about knowing who to make up lies about ?...lol

Answer 11

yep



guess whose idea it was to stretch out the primary season this election season for as long as they could, instead of getting it all done in just a few months?



the Republicans