Republican Convention 2020

The Green Papers
2020 Presidential Primaries, Caucuses, and Conventions

Republican Convention
Presidential Nominating Process
42nd Republican National Convention: Monday 24 August - Tuesday 25 August 2020 (presumably)

Candidate	Delegate Votes
Candidate	Hard Total	Floor
Trump, Donald John	`2,310 90.59%`	`2,550 100.00%`
(available)	`157 6.16%`
Uncommitted	`83 3.25%`
Total	`2,550 100.00%`	`2,550 100.00%`

2,550 total delegates - 560 base at-large / 1,305 re: 435 congressional districts / 168 party / 517 bonus

Nationwide Popular Vote

Candidate	Pop Vote	%
Donald John Trump	18,159,752	93.99%
William Floyd "Bill" Weld	453,959	2.35%
Uncommitted	198,210	1.03%
Joe Walsh	173,519	0.90%
Roque "Rocky" De La Fuente, Jr.	108,341	0.56%
Matthew John "Matt" Matern	40,292	0.21%
No Preference	37,654	0.19%
Misc.	24,247	0.13%
Robert Ardini	20,293	0.11%
BLANK	18,368	0.10%
Write-in	14,705	0.08%
Zoltan Gyurko Istvan	14,291	0.07%
Uncommitted Delegate	13,809	0.07%
Robert "Bob" Moulton-Ely	11,959	0.06%
Uninstructed Delegate	11,246	0.06%
Marshall Clement "Mark" Sanford, Jr.	4,258	0.02%
Blanks	2,242	0.01%
All Others	2,152	0.01%
Scattering	1,924	0.01%
Peter Paul Montgomery "Pete" Buttigieg (write-in)	1,136	0.01%
Amy Jean Klobuchar (write-in)	1,076	0.01%
Mary Maxwell	929	0.00%
Michael Rubens "Mike" Bloomberg (write-in)	801	0.00%
Bernard "Bernie" Sanders (write-in)	753	0.00%
Romney (write-in)	632	0.00%
Eric Merrill	524	0.00%
Scatter (write-in)	502	0.00%
Blank votes	478	0.00%
William N. Murphy	447	0.00%
William Floyd "Bill" Weld (write-in)	443	0.00%
Tulsi Gabbard (write-in)	369	0.00%
Joseph Robinette "Joe" Biden, Jr. (write-in)	330	0.00%
Adam Nicholas Paul (write-in)	246	0.00%
Stephen Bradley Comley, Sr.	202	0.00%
Thomas Fahr "Tom" Steyer (write-in)	191	0.00%
Andrew Yang (write-in)	162	0.00%
Elizabeth Ann Warren (write-in)	157	0.00%
Other	151	0.00%
Richard "Rick" Kraft	109	0.00%
Juan Payne	83	0.00%
R. Boddie	72	0.00%
Star Locke	66	0.00%
Lawrence Robert "Larry" Horn	65	0.00%
Overvotes	37	0.00%
Michael Farrand Bennet (write-in)	17	0.00%
Denis C. Grasska (write-in)	17	0.00%
Roque "Rocky" De La Fuente, Jr. (write-in)	16	0.00%
Richard Mayers (write-in)	11	0.00%
Deval Laurdine Patrick (write-in)	10	0.00%
Robert Lee Manning, Jr. (write-in)	6	0.00%
Marianne Williamson (write-in)	3	0.00%
Cory Anthony Booker (write-in)	1	0.00%
Steve Burke (write-in)	1	0.00%
Julián Castro (write-in)	1	0.00%
Roque "Rocky" De La Fuente, III (write-in)	1	0.00%
Tom Koos (write-in)	1	0.00%
Total	19,321,267	100.00%

Popular vote total includes AL, AR, CA, CO, CT, IA, ID, IL, IN, KY, MA, MD, ME, MI, MN, MO, MS, NC, NH, NM, OK, OR, PA, RI, TN, TX, UT, VT, WA, WI, WV. No popular vote for AK, AS, GU, HI, KS, ND, SC, WY.

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The Charlotte Host Committee http://www.charlottein2020.com.

3 June 2020: Reports state President Trump will pull the National Convention from Charlotte due to COVID-19 restrictions.

11 June 2020: ~~The Republican National Committee selected Jacksonville, Florida to host the celebratory parts of the National Convention.~~ The business parts will be hold in Charlotte as previously planned by about 336 delegates.

Commentary 30 August 2020:
A summary of the 2020 REPUBLICAN PARTY NATIONAL CONVENTION
by RICHARD E. BERG-ANDERSSON
TheGreenPapers.com Staff

Roll Call Vote - 24 August 2020
Jurisdiction	Votes	Trump
Alabama	50	50
Alaska	29	29
American Samoa	9	9
Arizona	57	57
Arkansas	40	40
California	172	172
Colorado	37	37
Connecticut	28	28
Delaware	16	16
District of Columbia	19	19
Georgia	76	76
Guam	9	9
Hawaii	19	19
Idaho	32	32
Illinois	67	67
Indiana	58	58
Iowa	40	40
Kansas	39	39
Kentucky	46	46
Louisiana	46	46
Maine	22	22
Maryland	38	38
Massachusetts	41	41
Michigan	73	73
Minnesota	39	39
Mississippi	40	40
Missouri	54	54
Montana	27	27
Nebraska	36	36
Nevada	25	25
Nevada puts Donald Trump "over the top" with 1,284 votes. 1,275 votes are necessary to nominate.
New Hampshire	22	22
New Jersey	49	49
New Mexico	22	22
New York	94	94
North Carolina	71	71
North Dakota	29	29
Mariana Islands	9	9
Ohio	82	82
Oklahoma	43	43
Oregon	28	28
Pennsylvania	88	88
Puerto Rico	23	23
Rhode Island	19	19
South Carolina	50	50
South Dakota	29	29
Florida	122	122
Tennessee	58	58
Texas	155	155
Virgin Islands	9	9
Utah	40	40
Vermont	17	17
Virginia	48	48
Washington	43	43
West Virginia	35	35
Wisconsin	52	52
Wyoming	29	29
Totals	2,550	2,550
Jurisdiction	Votes	Trump

Monday 24 August - Tuesday 25 August 2020 (presumably): 42nd Republican National Convention in Charlotte, North Carolina (location announced 20 July 2018, date announced 1 October 2018).

11 June 2020: The Republican National Committee selected Jacksonville, Florida to host the celebratory parts of the National Convention. The business parts will be hold in Charlotte as previously planned.

23 July 2020: Citing COVID-19, President Donald Trump announced that he has cancelled the events in Jacksonville, Florida and the Republican National Convention will last only 1 day.

The 42nd REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION will have a total of 2,550 delegates, with 1,276 (a majority) necessary in order for a Presidential or Vice-Presidential candidate to be nominated.

The rules for the Republican National Convention call for a formula for determining the allocation of delegates to each state and jurisdiction sending a delegation to the Convention. For the details see The Math Behind the Republican Delegate Allocation.

The breakdown of the delegates is as follows:

560 At-Large delegates.
1,305 District delegates.
168 Party Leader delegates.
517 Bonus delegates.
TOTAL: 2,550 delegates.

Notes

Primary dates marked "presumably" and polling times marked "reportedly" are based on unofficial or estimated data (especially as regards local variations from a jurisdictionwide statutory and/or regulatory standard) and are, thereby, subject to change.