016 Republican Primary Information-How to Get Trump the Nomination
01-02-2016, 02:25 PM
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*Florida is really important. It’s a closed primary with a winner take all delegate allocation.
*If you live in Florida, you must register Republican by February 16 in order to vote in the Primary.
*Everyone should register Republican and find out your precinct to vote/caucus just to be on the safe side. It’s important to get out and actually vote in the Primary because Primaries have notoriously low turnout, so, your vote actually matters.
*The reason it's important to register Republican now, is that many states have closed primaries, which means you can only vote for Trump to be the Republican nominee if you are registered Republican. Many of Trump's supporters are not registered, or are Independents or Democrats who support Trump. So, Please Register Republican if your state is a closed Primary, which, includes Florida, Nevada and others!
*With regards to becoming a delegate, sign up at Trump’s website https://www.donaldjtrump.com
to start receiving emails and try to find out the campaign manager in your state. Ask him/her what you can do, and what the process is for becoming a delegate in your state. This is optional, obviously, and you may not have time to do anything except vote, but at the very least everyone SHOULD VOTE.
Some Important dates and information on the Early Primaries, which are most important, whether they are closed to Republican Primary voters or open to any voter, and whether they are caucus states, or regular primary states. All leading up to Florida, which, isn't the last state, but is the most important, if Trump Wins Florida, he wins the nomination.
Republican Primary Date Open/Closed Caucus/Primary
First 4
Iowa Mon. February 1st Closed Caucus
New Hampshire Tue. February 9th Mixed Primary
South Carolina Sat. February 20th Open Primary
Nevada Tue. February 23th Closed Caucus
Super Tuesday Open/Closed Caucus/Primary
March 1st
Alabama OpenPrimary
Alaska Closed Caucuses
Arkansas OpenPrimary
Colorado ClosedCaucuses
Georgia Open Primary
Massachusetts MixedPrimary
Minnesota CaucusesOpen
North Dakota Caucuses Closed
Oklahoma Primary Closed
Tennessee Primary Closed
Texas PrimaryOpen
Vermont Primary Open
Virginia Primary Open
Wyoming Caucuses Closed
March 5th Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine
March 8th Hawaii, Idaho, Michigan, Mississippi
March 12th Washington D.C., Guam
March 15th Florida, Illinois, Missouri, North Carolina, Northern Mariana Islands, Ohio
*Florida is really important. It’s a closed primary with a winner take all delegate allocation.
*If you live in Florida, you must register Republican by February 16 in order to vote in the Primary.
*Everyone should register Republican and find out your precinct to vote/caucus just to be on the safe side. It’s important to get out and actually vote in the Primary because Primaries have notoriously low turnout, so, your vote actually matters.
*The reason it's important to register Republican now, is that many states have closed primaries, which means you can only vote for Trump to be the Republican nominee if you are registered Republican. Many of Trump's supporters are not registered, or are Independents or Democrats who support Trump. So, Please Register Republican if your state is a closed Primary, which, includes Florida, Nevada and others!
*With regards to becoming a delegate, sign up at Trump’s website https://www.donaldjtrump.com
to start receiving emails and try to find out the campaign manager in your state. Ask him/her what you can do, and what the process is for becoming a delegate in your state. This is optional, obviously, and you may not have time to do anything except vote, but at the very least everyone SHOULD VOTE.
Some Important dates and information on the Early Primaries, which are most important, whether they are closed to Republican Primary voters or open to any voter, and whether they are caucus states, or regular primary states. All leading up to Florida, which, isn't the last state, but is the most important, if Trump Wins Florida, he wins the nomination.
Republican Primary Date Open/Closed Caucus/Primary
First 4
Iowa Mon. February 1st Closed Caucus
New Hampshire Tue. February 9th Mixed Primary
South Carolina Sat. February 20th Open Primary
Nevada Tue. February 23th Closed Caucus
Super Tuesday Open/Closed Caucus/Primary
March 1st
Alabama OpenPrimary
Alaska Closed Caucuses
Arkansas OpenPrimary
Colorado ClosedCaucuses
Georgia Open Primary
Massachusetts MixedPrimary
Minnesota CaucusesOpen
North Dakota Caucuses Closed
Oklahoma Primary Closed
Tennessee Primary Closed
Texas PrimaryOpen
Vermont Primary Open
Virginia Primary Open
Wyoming Caucuses Closed
March 5th Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine
March 8th Hawaii, Idaho, Michigan, Mississippi
March 12th Washington D.C., Guam
March 15th Florida, Illinois, Missouri, North Carolina, Northern Mariana Islands, Ohio