{VOA News} – Americans are increasingly focused on the mechanics of the presidential nominating system as Republicans confront the possibility that no candidate will have won an absolute majority of delegates to the party’s national convention in July.
That possibility was underscored Saturday when contender Ted Cruz won all 14 Republican delegates up for grabs at Wyoming’s state convention.
“We have got to unite. We have got to come together and stand as one,” the Texas senator said.
While both Democratic and Republican presidential contenders aim to win popular vote totals state-by-state, they are also wooing delegates who ultimately pick their party’s nominee at the convention. READ MORE OF THIS STORY
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