| The Green Papers 2012 Presidential Primaries, Caucuses, and Conventions |
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North Dakota Republican Presidential Nominating Process Caucus: Tuesday 6 March 2012 State Convention: Friday 30 March - Sunday 1 April 2012 |
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Delegate Selection: Caucus/Convention Voter Eligibility: Closed Caucus Voter Participation: Party members 28 total delegates - 10 base at-large / 3 re: 1 congressional district / 3 party / 12 bonus |
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The delegate selection processes herein was updated following a telephone call to the party on 28 September 2011. Reference: NORTH DAKOTA REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE - Rules and Modes of Procedure - Revised February 19, 2011 |
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Presidential caucus voters must be physically present to cast their presidential caucus vote, eligible to vote in the 6 November 2012 General Election, eligible to vote in that legislative district, affiliated with the Republican Party in the last general election or intending to affiliate with the Republican Party in the next general election. [PRESIDENTIAL CAUCUS RULES Rule No. 21] Tuesday 6 March 2012: The North Dakota Republican Party conducts caucuses in Legislative Districts. Each voter casts a secret ballot for the Presidential contender of their choice. The results must be sent to the North Dakota State Republican Party headquarters by 9 pm CST.
These caucuses do not elect delegates to the State Convention. We have allocated the state's 28 unbound delegates proportionally according to the statewide caucus results.
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Friday 30 March - Sunday 1 April 2012: The North Dakota State Republican Convention convenes in Bismarck.
Three party leaders, the National Committeeman, the National Committeewoman, and the chairman of the North Dakota's Republican Party, will attend the convention by virtue of their position. North Dakota's delegates ... shall caucus ... to discuss voluntarily apportioning delegate representation on the first ballot to reflect the results of the Presidential Caucus. However, any such apportionment on the first ballot shall be strictly voluntary. The delegates remain free to vote their conscience on all balloting. [PRESIDENTIAL CAUCUS RULES Rule No. 21 - 27 September 2011] 31 March 2012: Convention attendees were provided with a pre-selected slate of delegates, mostly Romney supporters. Santorum and Paul supporters attempted to nominate delegates from the floor. What followed was a parliamentary donnybrook between the Santorum and Paul camps and the party leadership. "How [the] committee selected ... 25 nominees to be national convention delegates: 40% volunteer work ... 25% financial contributions". Reference: Michelle San Miguel "National delegate slate gives Paul 2, Santorum 6, Romney 20 ... Actual results coming.". Reference: Luke Hellier 3 April 2012: The figures Romney 20, Santorum 6, Paul 2 were circulated on the floor of the State Convention. These figures appear to be more accurate than the 6 March Precinct Caucus estimate of Santorum 11, Paul 8, Romney 7, and Gingrich 2. Hence, we are adopting the new figures. The top 25 vote receivers, listed in bold, were elected. Delegates1. Joe Miller 1307 2. Gary Emineth 1300 3. Margaret Sitte 1289 4. Kelly Schmidt 1288 5. Paul Henderson 1275 6. Craig Headland 1272 7. Mike Schatz 1269 8. Francis Klein 1260 9. Karen Rohr 1242 10. John Kerian 1224 11. John Hoeven 1117 12. Rick Berg 1110 13. Shane Geottle 1105 14. Wayne Stenehjem 1083 15. Jim Kasper 1083 16. Betsy Dalrymple 1076 17. Gary Lee 1060 18. Jim Poolman 1050 19. Robert Harms 1046 20. Clare Carlson 1044 21. Paul Owens 1036 22. Kyle Handegard 1030 23. Carol Nitschke 1019 24. Delores Rath 1001 25. Caren Mikesh 994 Brett Narloch 318 Bob Hale 314 Paul Mutch 314 Andrea Toman 303 Chuck Walen 293 Donna Henderson 288 Wayne Papke 288 Bridget Ertelt 285 David Waterman 282 Jon Wager 280 Lynn Bergman 279 Michael Coachman 272 Rebecca Strege 266 Kaylea Crawford 250 Jonathan Casper 231 Connie Nicolas 86 Scott Louser 84 Toby Olin 73 Andrew Stegman 67 Sebastian Ertelt 65 Christopher Olson 56 David Treleaven 56 Dwight Grozs 52 David Johnson 45 Cindy Aafedt 43 Michael Evinger 32 Chris Stevens 30 The top 25 vote receivers, listed in bold, were elected. ALTERNATES1. Paul Mutch 1221 2. Donna Henderson 1171 3. Jon Wager 1170 4. Rebecca Strege 1161 5. Wayne Papke 1159 6. Lynn Bergman 1153 7. Bridget Ertelt 1150 8. Mikey Hoeven 1103 9. Jack Dalrymple 1090 10. Kaylea Crawford 1090 11. Tom Freier 972 12. Dwight Grotberg 971 13. Mark Owens 953 14. Kevin Cramer 948 15. Clarice Liechty 936 16. Ron Sorvaag 936 17. Darcy Fuchs 927 18. Jon Trandem 927 19. Lawerence Klemin 926 20. Todd Fuchs 926 21. Vicky Steiner 919 22. Tammy Owens 915 23. Janet McCallum 907 24. Perrie Schafer 905 25. Jerod Tufte 904 Bob Hale 323 Brett Narloch 323 Andrea Toman 317 Chuck Walen 292 Michael Coachman 280 Connie Nicolas 273 David Weatherman 265 Chris Stevens 252 Jonathan Casper 249 Scott Louser 176 Sebastian Ertelt 173 David Treleaven 143 Cindy Aafedt 127 Christopher Olson 126 Toby Olin 118 Michael Evinger 108 Dwight Grozs 106 David Johnson 98 Source North Dakota Republican Party: Results of National Delegate/Alternate Elections |
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