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PRIMARIES AND CAUCUSES%VOTES [you edit these!!!]total votesDelegatesSTATE DELEGATES FORECASTACTUAL STATE DELEGATESROLLING DELEGATE FORECAST
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DateTypeStateTrumpCruzRubioKasich(check)availableTrumpCruzRubioKasichTrumpCruzRubioKasichUnboundSupersTrumpCruzRubioKasich
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01/02/2016PR0Iowa224.327.723.11.977.030787178717871
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09/02/2016PR10New Hampshire135.411.710.615.873.5231232011324181195
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20/02/2016WTA2South Carolina132.522.322.57.684.9504244050000681195
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23/02/2016PR3Nevada145.921.423.93.694.83015781146718217166
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01/03/2016PR10Minnesota321.329.036.55.892.6389131608131709030336
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01/03/2016PR13Alaska233.536.415.14.189.12811125011125010142386
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01/03/2016WT2C20&Georgia138.823.524.65.692.5764017180421816014360546
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01/03/2016PR5Massachusetts149.39.617.818.094.7422248822488165646214
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01/03/2016PR15&Oklahoma228.334.426.03.692.343131712013151203178797414
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01/03/2016PR20#Tennessee138.924.721.25.390.1583015120331690211958314
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01/03/2016PR20&Vermont132.79.719.330.492.11680088008 219958322
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01/03/2016PR0Virginia134.716.931.99.492.9491781651781652361039927
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01/03/2016WT2C20&Alabama143.421.118.74.487.65034133036131027211610027
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01/03/2016WT2C15&Arkansas132.830.524.93.791.940151411016159028813110927
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01/03/2016WT2C20&Texas226.843.817.74.392.61554499111481043033623511227
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01/03/2016SPUDNorth Dakota0n/an/an/an/a0.028110001733724511227
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01/03/2016SPUDColorado0n/an/an/an/a0.03734333727911227
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05/03/2016PR10&Maine232.645.98.012.298.723812039120234629111229
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05/03/2016PR10Kansas223.348.216.710.798.940921649246135531511830
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05/03/2016PR20*Louisiana141.437.811.26.496.846191700181850537333312330
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05/03/2016PR5Kentucky135.931.616.414.498.34617158717157739034813037
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06/03/2016PR20&Puerto Rico313.18.671.01.39423002300023039034815337
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08/03/2016PR15&Michigan136.524.99.324.395592517017251701741536515354
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08/03/2016PR20&Idaho228.145.415.97.596.93212200012200042738515354
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08/03/2016PR0Hawaii142.432.713.210.698.91986321171043839215454
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08/03/2016WT2C15Mississippi147.336.35.18.897.54023160025150046340715454
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10/03/2016???Virgin Islands0n/an/an/a0.006011202346440815654
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12/03/2016SPUDGuam0n/an/an/an/a0601005346440915654
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12/03/2016PR15&DC313.712.337.435.899.219001090010946440916663
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15/03/2016WTAFlorida145.817.127.06.896.799990009900056340916663
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15/03/2016WTA2Missouri140.840.76.110.197.75232200037150060042416663
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15/03/2016WTAOhio435.713.12.946.898.5660006600066600424166129
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15/03/2016WTAMariana Islands173.024.01.02.0100990009000609424166129
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15/03/2016WTA2Illinois138.830.38.719.797.56948160454906663433166135
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15/03/2016PR0North Carolina140.236.87.712.797.472292669292769692460172144
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22/03/2016WTAArizona147.124.913.310.095.3585800058000750460172144
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22/03/2016SPUDAmerican Samoa0n/an/an/an/a06000063750460172144
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22/03/2016PR15&Utah214.069.216.8100400400004000750500172144
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05/04/2016WTA2Wisconsin235.148.21.014.198.4427350063600756536172144
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16/04/2016SPUDWyoming0n/an/an/an/a0.0261231013757559173144
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19/04/2016WT2C20&New York160.514.525.1100.19580401190005847559173149
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26/04/2016WTA2Maryland154.518.923.096.4383510238000885559173149
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26/04/2016WTAC20&Connecticut157.911.728.498.0282600228000913559173149
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26/04/2016WTADelaware160.815.920.397.0161600016000929559173149
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26/04/2016WTA/SPUDPennsylvania156.721.619.497.771170001700054946559173149
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26/04/2016PR10Rhode Island157.915.826.3100.0191130511305957562173154
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03/05/2016WTA2Indiana126.017.01.04457516001008568173154
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10/05/2016AL2West Virginia116.012.53.532342113011029580173155
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10/05/2016WTANebraska2515136036001029616173155
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17/05/2016PR4Oregon220503010028614081034630173163
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24/05/2016WT2C20Washington2205030100446270111040657173175
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07/06/2016WTA2California149.023.021.093172148140111188671173185
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07/06/2016WTAMontana2515127027001188698173185
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07/06/2016WTANew Jersey138.010.08.05651510001239698173185
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07/06/2016PR15New Mexico224.025.04.053241212001250710173185
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07/06/2016WTASouth Dakota20.051.00.00.05129029001250739173185
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Convention Totals
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ElectedDelegates236412507391731859575621731549612Othersdelegates
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TrumpCruzRubioKasichCarson9out
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UnboundDelegates96WINNERBush4out
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Version 3.0Fiorina1out
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RodCrosbySuperDelegates120000(Super Delegates declared so far - see "Supers" worksheet)Paul1out
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14/03/2016Huckabee1out
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Total24721250739173185
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to include the SPUDs in the forecast, using a hypothetical proportional allocation, select "Y"
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WinningPost1237FORECAST: CLEAR WINNERY
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NB: approximately 100 'unbound' delegates are in the mix, so we will have to keep an keen update for the SPUD states in the ACTUAL column
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This sheet is to play around in, with user generated data. Please do have a play! The "Auto" sheet contains actual polling data, automatically updated, and is intended to be the main point of interest. The "History" sheet should be of interest also, intending to track the forecast. If anyone can think of further enhancements, give me a shout on PB, or using the CHAT feature here. Instructions: just enter your forecast votes or polling data for the four main candidates in the forthcoming primaries. {and check total doesn't exceed 100%}
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The sheet will attempt to forecast the state result delegate outcome, by modelling the particular electoral system employed in the state, together with the overall GOP forecast
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see
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http://www.thegreenpapers.com/P16/
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The overall forecast will be improved with actual data in the fullness of time, as states are declared.
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Probably the most useful is the rolling forecast, to the right of the sheet, which estimates who would be ahead in delegates at any point in time, and who would win.
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NOTES:
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WTAWinner Takes All. Just what is says on the tin. Only one candidate obtains (all) delegates.
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WTA2Winner Takes All, but on two tiers. Statewide and by Congressional Districts. So we should expect some pluralism, with more than one candidate obtaining delegates, although quite lopsided. A cube law for the CDs should work well
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WTACWinner takes all at CD only. No bound statewide delegates. [no state uses this in 2016]
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WTACnWinner Takes All at the CD tier, proportional at Statewide tier, threshold n. A cube law for the CDs should work well
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WTACn&As above, but with the kicker that if anyone gets >50% statewide, they get all the statewide delegates. It degenerates to WTA2 in that case. A cube law for the CDs
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WT2CnWinner Takes 2 out of 3 delegates at the CD tier, proportional at Statewide tier, threshold n. A square law for the CDs should work well
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WT2Cn&As above, but with the kicker that if anyone gets >50% statewide, they get all the statewide delegates.
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PRnSome kind of "proportional" allocation. The details vary slightly state to state. The n is the threshold for receiving any delegates, leading to very DISproportional results in some cases. *NB Louisiana's unalocated delegates are 'unbound'
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PRn&As above, but with the kicker that if anyone gets >50%, either statewide or in a CD it becomes Winner Takes All in that tier/CD.
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PRn#(Tennessee) As above, but the WTA doesn't kick in until 66% (unlikely)
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AL2"at large" on two tiers. Instead of the candidates, delegates themselves are voted for. Will model this as a square law in the absence of a better idea.
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SPUDStraw-poll and/or Unbound delegates. There is no formula available to forecast the delegate outcome based on the votes, although many commentators used PR for example. That outcome may change, however.
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There are many fewer of these cases than in 2012.
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???some kind of "at large" allocation, essentially unmodellable, e.g. Virgin Islands
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STATE DELEGATES FORECASTthis is the ex-ante forecast based on the rule modelled above for each state. The inputs could be opinion polls or the final voting percentages.
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ACTUAL STATE DELEGATESthis is the actual ex-post delegate allocation. These may not be finalized until some considerable time after the event.