Pennsylvania Republican Delegation 2004

The Green Papers
2004 Presidential Primaries, Caucuses, and Conventions

Pennsylvania Republican
Presidential Nominating Process
Primary: Tuesday 27 April 2004
State Committee: Friday 4 June - Saturday 5 June 2004

Candidate	Popular Vote	Delegate Votes
Candidate	Popular Vote	Hard Total	Floor Vote
Bush, George W.	`861,555 100.0%`		`75 100.0%`
Uncommitted		`75 100.0%`
(available)
Total	`861,555 100.0%`	`75 100.0%`	`75 100.0%`

Voter Eligibility: Closed Primary, Polls close 8:00p EDT (0000 UTC)
Delegate Selection: Loophole Primary

75 total delegates - 10 base at-large / 57 re: 19 congressional districts / 3 party / 5 bonus

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Pennsylvania Primaries for Statewide offices and Congress

The results above are official. Last update: 6 September 2004.

Results from an official source: http://web.dos.state.pa.us/cgi-bin/ElectionResults/statewide1.cgi?choice=USP&eyear=2004&etype=P

Reference: http://www.pagop.org/media/pdf/delegateselection.pdf

Pennsylvania allocates its 75 as follows:

57 congressional district delegates are directly elected by primary voters (3 per congressional district: (19 × 3 = 57).
5 (one third of the 15 at-large delegates) are allocated to the 5 congressional districts that have best supported the party per Rule 8.2. These delegates are directly elected by primary voters.
10 (two thirds of the 15 at-large delegates) are selected by members of the Republican State Committee of Pennsylvania per Rule 8.3.
3 party leader delegates (the National Committeeman, the National Committeewoman, and the chairman of the Pennsylvania's Republican Party) will attend the convention by virtue of their position.

All 75 of the Commonwealth's district delegates will go to the Republican National Convention officially 'Unpledged'.

Tuesday 27 April 2004: PENNSYLVANIA Presidential Primary

62 of the Commonwealth's 75 delegates to the Republican National Convention will be directly elected in a LOOPHOLE type primary, in which delegates are elected separately from a presidential preference "beauty contest". Each of Pennsylvania's congressional districts are assigned 3 base delegates each; in addition, the 5 "highest-ranked" (in terms of how well they have supported GOP candidates over the last four years) of the 19 congressional districts will get 1 extra delegate.

CD 1: 3
CD 2: 3
CD 3: 3
CD 4: 4
CD 5: 3
CD 6: 3
CD 7: 3
CD 8: 3
CD 9: 4
CD 10: 4
CD 11: 3
CD 12: 3
CD 13: 3
CD 14: 3
CD 15: 3
CD 16: 3
CD 17: 3
CD 18: 4
CD 19: 4

Rule 8.4 of the Republican State Committee of Pennsylvania's Rules states that all delegates elected by Congressional District "...shall run at large within the Districts and shall not be officially committed to any particular candidate on the ballot."

Friday 4 June - Saturday 5 June 2004: The Pennsylvania Republican State Committee will meet to choose 10 at-large delegates.

The Commonwealth's 10 at-large delegates, chosen by the state's Republican State Committee, will go to the Republican National Convention officially "Unpledged".

In addition, 3 party leaders, the National Committeeman, the National Committeewoman, and the chairman of the Pennsylvania's Republican Party, will attend the convention as unpledged delegates by virtue of their position.