2016 Campaign Watch

Much has been made of late over the battle for delegates being waged between businessman Donald Trump and Texas Sen. Ted Cruz. Politico updates the story and suggests that even as Cruz has been winning the behind-the-scenes contest for delegates, he is likely to do even better in future weeks:

The parallel universe where Cruz is beating Trump

Donald Trump has earned more than 9 million votes in the Republican primary and amassed a lead that puts him on the brink of ...

After largely ignoring each other for most of the campaign, other than Texas Sen. Ted Cruz‘s recent calls for Ohio Gov. John Kasich to exit the race, the two remaining candidates who are not businessman Donald Trump have decided to team up, at least temporarily, to prevent the frontrunner from getting to the necessary 1,237 delegates needed for the Republican nomination. Bloomberg Politics reports:

Cruz, Kasich Camps Unveil Divide-and-Conquer Anti-Trump Strategy

In a move that may be too little too late, Donald ...

Businessman Donald Trump‘s big victory last night overshadowed reports of continuing turmoil and discord in his campaign team. Here’s what NBC News reported regarding the news of a shake-up of the campaign’s senior leadership:

Trump Campaign Undergoes Major Reorganization Amid Delegate Fight

Donald Trump’s campaign is in the midst of a massive restructuring and re-strategizing effort aimed at shoring up Trump’s delegate lead against a furious challenge by his main rival for the nomination, Sen. Ted Cruz, several sources inside the campaign ...