POLITICO: Newt Gingrich spent an entire week campaigning in the Pelican State. But he may not win a single delegate in Saturday’s primary, once again leading to questions about the end of his campaign.
There are 46 delegates at stake in Louisiana, of which 20 will be awarded proportionally based on Saturday’s primary. Party rules require that a candidates nab at least 25 percent of the popular vote to qualify for at-large delegates, state GOP Director Jason Doré said. Some delegates will remain unbound if candidates don’t meet the 25 percent threshold.
The remaining delegates will be divvied through a caucus and state convention next month. . . . . Read More
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