Four states have formally cancelled their 2020 caucuses or primaries, and plan to award all delegates to the MAGA king
Ted Cruz makes an embarrassing scene at the 2016 Republican convention by refusing to endorse Trump. Photo: Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images It didn’t get all that much attention before the Ukraine scandal and the subsequent House Democratic move towards impeachment, but the Republican Party, nationally and in the states, has been quietly working toward avoiding any unpleasantness surrounding Donald Trump’s planned reelection gala in Charlotte next August.
The canceled events aren’t the only measures Republicans are taking to protect the incumbent, as the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports: The key strategy is to monkey around with the proportional representation rules that Republicans introduced in 2016. Now states are being encouraged in order to let states move back towards winner-take-all or winner-take-most systems. Here’s how it will work in Georgia:
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