Ok, with the Romney endorsement of McCain I thought I'd post some updated scenario figures.
From the McCain perspective they come down this way
With no Romney delegates, he would need 366 more or 37.86% of those left
If he gets 1/4 of the Romney delegates he would need 295 more or 30.51% of those left.
If he gets 1/2 of them then he would need 224 more or 23.17% of those left.
If he gets 3/4 of them then he would need 153 more or 15.83% of those left
I assume that at minimum Romney can deliver 1/4 of his delegates to McCain
From the Huckabee camp
With no Romney delegates he needs 963 more or 99.58% of those left
If he manages 1/4 of those left he would need 892 more or 92.24%.
If he manages 1/2 of those left he would need 821 more or 84.90%
Even if he manages 3/4 of them he would need 750 more or 77.55%
We all know that McCain has won but these figures put it in perspective
From the McCain perspective they come down this way
With no Romney delegates, he would need 366 more or 37.86% of those left
If he gets 1/4 of the Romney delegates he would need 295 more or 30.51% of those left.
If he gets 1/2 of them then he would need 224 more or 23.17% of those left.
If he gets 3/4 of them then he would need 153 more or 15.83% of those left
I assume that at minimum Romney can deliver 1/4 of his delegates to McCain
From the Huckabee camp
With no Romney delegates he needs 963 more or 99.58% of those left
If he manages 1/4 of those left he would need 892 more or 92.24%.
If he manages 1/2 of those left he would need 821 more or 84.90%
Even if he manages 3/4 of them he would need 750 more or 77.55%
We all know that McCain has won but these figures put it in perspective
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