NEW YORK (AP) — Despite the focus on polls, fundraising, and name recognition, Donald Trump has a crucial advantage in the race for the Republican presidential nomination: his ability to win delegates. Many state Republican parties have made changes to their rules that benefit frontrunners like Trump, including more winner-take-all contests and higher vote percentages to claim delegates. Trump has been actively engaging with state party leaders and hosting delegations to secure their support. These efforts show a shift from his 2016 campaign, where his team struggled with the delegate contest. Other campaigns have been slower to respond to these delegate-focused changes, according to experts. Trump’s campaign is aggressively working on all levels to secure delegates and has cultivated ties with party insiders who could serve as potential delegates in 2024. Trump’s main rival, Ron DeSantis, has also been actively monitoring developments in delegate selection plans and courting state lawmakers who have endorsed him. California may provide an opportunity for DeSantis, as changes to delegate allocation could potentially benefit candidates trailing in second place. The California GOP has been in touch with Republican campaigns about the proposed changes to ensure that the state becomes a significant investment for presidential candidates.
Trump’s Advantage in the Fierce Battle for Delegates: Delving into the Details
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