Delegates in a sentence

Various estimates of the number of delegates were reported in the press; the New York Times reported 156 delegates, but the number generally reported elsewhere was 350 delegates.

Additionally, Bronxites will be able to elect Delegates and Alternate Delegates to the Judicial Convention and County Committee members.

Clockwise from top left: Plastics-treaty delegates strive to get through details of the text; the delegates gather for discussions; pro-plastic messaging seen in hotels in Ottawa during negotiations over the global plastics treaty.

He has 413 delegates, far above Haley's 52 delegates.

The AP tally is based on interviews with individual delegates, public statements from state parties, many of which have announced that their delegations are supporting Harris en masse, and public statements and endorsements from individual delegates.

The Convention is attended not only by state delegates but also by super-delegates, important party personalities who can vote for whomever they want, sometimes reversing the situation.

The Republican National Committee defers to individual state rules governing delegates pledged to candidates who withdraw from the contest, so it’ll be a patchwork of state-by-state regulations that determine precisely how Haley’s delegates are handled.

Trump has won 33 delegates so far, while former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley has won 17, and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and biotech entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy won nine and three delegates, respectively, in Iowa, before both dropped out of the race.

Trump’s campaign believes the former president will have enough delegates to secure the GOP nomination – the magic number is 1,215 of 2,429 delegates – before the end of March.

All NEC members are delegates, but not all delegates are NEC members.

Already, Republicans and Democrats in Utah scrapped their neighborhood caucus nights, designed to elect delegates, and are carrying forward the delegates from 2018.

But if the DNC were to penalize these three states, they’d lose even more delegates as none would still qualify for their bonus delegates.

Candidates' performance in the state's four congressional districts will determine the 23 district-level delegates, and their statewide results will determine how many of the 11 at-large and "pledged elected official" delegates they receive.

Delegates Erek Barron, D-Prince George’s and Wanika Fisher, D-Prince George’s, who co-sponsored the 2019 bill in the House of Delegates, cross-filed the new version of the legislation, House Bill 215 on Thursday.

In total, we’re talking about an additional 55 delegates (including the three delegates lost under this new primary calendar).

Not even Biden will have a majority of delegates before the demoncrats’ convention, even after it’s been postponed, so all bets are off with their huge number of Super Delegates.

They have each won at least 11 national delegates, with a handful of delegates still to be awarded, according to the AP delegate count.

Ultimate decision-making power resides in 60-plus local groups spread across the state, delegates of which attend bi-monthly meetings of the State Delegates Council (SDC).

While delegates are allocated proportionally, in nearly every state the minimum threshold to earn delegates is 15% of the vote.

While the more than 2,000 delegates will vote for the leader of the party, only some 150 federal council delegates would vote for the position of federal council chair, currently held by Helen Zille.