Trump on track to win GOP nomination on first ballot, delegate analysis finds
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(Worthy News) – Donald Trump was only a tad presumptuous when on April 26 he said, “I consider myself the presumptive nominee — absolutely.”
The boastful billionaire actually does appear on his way to owning the 1,237 first-ballot votes needed to win the nomination, according to The Washington Times state-by-state delegate-allocation analysis.
Astoundingly, it looks like the Donald can get to a majority without any unbound but voluntarily committed delegates added to his total. [ … Read More (Source) ]
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