May 24, 2016 Washington Presidential Primary

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44 Delegates
Summary:  Trump is the only remaining candidate.  He visited on May 7, rallying at Spokane Convention Center in Spokane and at the Northwest Washington Fair and Event Center in Lynden.

WASHINGTON PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY (44 delegates)

Voter Guide [PDF] |  Official Results - Secretary of State  |  Ballot [PDF]
TRUMP (CRUZ)
 (KASICH)
 (CARSON)
 TOTAL
455,023
(75.46%)
 65,172
(10.81%)
 58,954
(9.78%)
 23,849
(3.96%)
 602,998
Does not include write-ins.

            Organization:  CRUZ  |  KASICH  |  RUBIO  |  TRUMP                                   


OVERVIEW
The voter guide notes,

"You may be unfamiliar with our Presidential Primary, since we have not had one for eight years. The primary was created in 1989 as a citizens’ Initiative to the Legislature. The Presidential Primary is the only Washington State election in which you are required to select a political party."

Although the Democratic candidates were also on the May 24 ballot, the outcome of their primary had no effect on their selection of delegates; Democrats used a caucus system which started with legislative district caucuses on April 17 and led to a state convention on June 19. 


DELEGATES
44 Total Delegates: 11 At-Large, 30 Congressional District and 3 RNC.


National delegate allocation: 


Delegates