2016 National Delegate Binding. Binding of Delegates At Large Delegates  Bound by the statewide outcome of the March 1 st primary  Selected by National.

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2016 National Delegate Binding

Binding of Delegates At Large Delegates  Bound by the statewide outcome of the March 1 st primary  Selected by National Nominations Committee  At Large Automatic Delegates National Committeewoman National Committeeman State Chairman Congressional District (CD) Delegates  Bound by the CD wide outcome of the March 1 st primary  Selected by the delegates from that CD in caucus

Binding of Delegates Uncommitted  RPT Rule 38 – “Uncommitted” is an option on the ballot and is counted in the same manner as a presidential candidate. Withdrawals  If a candidate files sworn statement with RPT to withdraw, then that candidate’s delegates would become “Uncommitted”  NOTE: Candidates who have made public withdrawal announcements but who have not officially withdrawn in Texas will have their delegates allocated to them as if they had not withdrawn.

CD Delegates Binding Options for CD elected Delegates  Scenario A  One Candidate 50% or more = 3 Delegates  Scenario B  One Candidate gets 20% or more = 2 Delegates  Next highest vote getter = 1 Delegate  Scenario C  No candidate receives 20% = top 3 vote getters each get 1 Delegate

At Large Delegates  Scenario A  One Candidate 50% or more = ALL At Large Delegates  Scenario B  No Candidate receives a statewide majority AND more than one candidate receives at least 20% THEN only those candidates are entitled to delegates Delegates are allocated proportionally among those candidates beginning with the highest vote getter, rounding up to the nearest whole number, proceeding until all delegates are allocated.

At Large Delegates  Scenario C  If only one candidate receives 20% or more THEN only that candidate and the second-highest vote getter are entitled to delegates The delegates are allocated proportionally between those two candidates, beginning with the highest vote getter, rounding up to the nearest whole number.  Scenario D  If no candidate receives 20% of the statewide vote delegates are allocated proportionally, beginning with the highest vote getter, rounding up to the nearest whole number, proceeding seriatim until all delegates are allocated.

Voting at National Convention Nomination for President  All delegates are bound accordingly on the 1 st vote  Delegates remain bound to their candidate until:  1 st Round: the candidate dies, formally withdraws or the releases their delegates  2 nd Round: If the candidate fails to receive 20% or more of the total votes cast on the 1 st Round or if the candidate releases their delegates  3 rd Round: At that time the delegate is no longer bound to any candidate Magic Number  1,237 Needed for Nomination  2,472 possible