Up-To-Date Delegate Count for the Republican Presidential Race

OK, I finally corrected all of my errors!  So here is the day-by day update (normally put out the day after an election).  It should be noted that on several occasions, the count is a couple days late, and the last update was not after an election, but was me catching up on RNC delegates who pledged themselves to a candidate:

Candidate	4-Jan	6-Jan	9-Jan	16-Jan	21-Jan	1-Feb	2-Feb	6-Feb	10-Feb	13-Feb	20-Feb	22-Feb
Huckabee	20	20	21	24	31	31	31	183	219	219	219	219
Romney	18	26	30	50	68	68	84	293	293	293	293	293
Thompson	3	6	6	6	8	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
McCain	3	3	10	17	40	97	99	695	697	810	879	886
Paul	2	2	2	2	6	6	6	16	16	16	16	16
Giuliani	1	1	1	1	2	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Hunter	0	1	1	1	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0

Here are the RNC delegte changes (3 possible in most states, some have 0, but none have more than 3): McCain gained 3 in Nevada, 1 in Maine, 3 in Alabama, Arizona, and California, 1 in Colorado, 3 in Connecticut, 1 in Illinois, 2 in North Dakota, 1 in Oklahoma and Tennessee, 3 in Louisiana and Puerto Rico, 1 in Ohio and Texas, 2 in Pennsylvania, 1 in Nebraska, 3 in Hawaii, 2 in South Dakota, 3 in American Samoa and Guam, and 1 in Northern Marianas.

Here’s a chart of the awarded delegates (click the image to enlarge it):

And here’s a chart of the percentage of delegates awarded (again, click to enlarge):

I’ll most likely add all of Romney’s delegates to McCain’s – I just want to wait a little longer to see if any formally switch to someobdy else or just become uncommitted.

On to the Democrats (which could take longer, since they have WAY more delegates).

Done Summarizing,

Ranting Republican
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