Resolves to YES if any candidate other than former president Donald Trump or Florida governor Ron DeSantis wins any state in the 2024 Republican Party presidential primaries. "Winning" is based on delegate count, then number of votes (so only one candidate can win each state). Caucuses count as well as primaries (so e.g. winning Iowa would count), but the victory must be in a state, not a territory (even though places like Washington D.C. hold primaries as well).
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@lisamarsh can you please push out the resolution time for this? Last day of the primaries is June 4th. Thanks!
Nikki Haley is almost certain to win the Nevada primary, which has the following candidates:
Heath V. Fulkerson
Donald Kjornes
Mike Pence (withdrawn)
Tim Scott (withdrawn)
Hirsh V. Singh (withdrawn)
Nevada notably has both a primary and a caucus and Trump, DeSantis, Vivek, Christie are only in the caucus, while Haley is only in the primary.
@mattyb Description says delegates need to be awarded to “win.” No delegates will be awarded based on the primary results https://www.thegreenpapers.com/P24/NV-R#0319