Who will in the April 26th Primaries?

[Former Senator Haslam2020]

Welp?

[Former Senator Haslam2020]

My prediction:

Kasich wins: Connecticut Delaware Maryland Rhode Island
Trump wins: Pennsylvania (if Kasich isn't on the ballot)

[Young Conservative]

Too soon to tell

[PeteB]

If Kasich wins anywhere, it will be here. Kasich btw will be on the PA ballot.

But it's way too early to predict.

[Gass3268]

As of now a Trump sweep, this will be his best region in the country.

[Spark]

Kasich sweep

[Ljube]

As of now a Trump sweep, this will be his best region in the country.

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Probably a bad region for Cruz.

[Young Conservative]

By this time Kasich will have dropped out so lets dispel with this fiction that kasich will still be in the race. john kasich knows why he's still in the race. he's undergoing a systematic effort to make a grab at the VP slot and make the republican party more like the rest of the parties.

[Seriously?]

My prediction:

Kasich wins: Connecticut Delaware Maryland Rhode Island
Trump wins: Pennsylvania (if Kasich isn't on the ballot)

Trump sweeps.

1) Half of Connecticut is an extension of New York. Trump wins there handily.
2) Trump took Mass with 50% of the vote. There's no reason to think he wouldn't do the same in RI.
3) Delaware will fall in line with RI and CT.
4) Kasich ran terribly in counties bordering Western Pennsylvania. Trump's name recognition will push him over the top in the NYC exurbs and Philadelphia.
5) Maryland is Kasich's best chance thanks to government workers living in the DC/Baltimore areas. But the northern part of the state resembles PA and there's a good military presence in Annapolis.

[Ljube]

If TRUMP wins New York with more than 50% (or more than 60%, which is a possibility), the momentum a landslide win like that will create will propel TRUMP to a victory in all April-26 states. If Kasich is still in the race by that time, he will drop out after that and TRUMP will clinch the required number of delegates.

So, it all depends on New York.

[dax00]

I favour Trump to win in New York with about 59%, Connecticut with about 55%, Rhode Island with about 53%, a solid showing in Pennsylvania to claim its 17 at-large delegates, and uncertain about Maryland, but currently leaning Kasich there. Early prediction for Maryland: Kasich 43%, Trump 41%, Cruz 12%.

[Thomas D]

My prediction:

Kasich wins: Connecticut Delaware Maryland Rhode Island
Trump wins: Pennsylvania (if Kasich isn't on the ballot)

Trump sweeps.

1) Half of Connecticut is an extension of New York. Trump wins there handily.
2) Trump took Mass with 50% of the vote. There's no reason to think he wouldn't do the same in RI.
3) Delaware will fall in line with RI and CT.
4) Kasich ran terribly in counties bordering Western Pennsylvania. Trump's name recognition will push him over the top in the NYC exurbs and Philadelphia.
5) Maryland is Kasich's best chance thanks to government workers living in the DC/Baltimore areas. But the northern part of the state resembles PA and there's a good military presence in Annapolis.

Most of them are registered Democrats. Maryland is a closed primary.

[Coolface Sock #42069]

Kasich sweep

LOL

[Joe Biden 2020]

Trump sweep

[Maxwell]

If it's Kasich v. Trump v. Cruz, as I expect it to be, then Kasich may win Pennsylvania and/or Connecticut, while Trump sweeps the rest.

If it's Cruz v. Trump, it's a dominating Trump sweep.

Btw, Rhode Island will not go for Kasich. It will go for Trump, potentially by 30 points.

[Thomas D]

If Kasich is still in the running, I think Cruz might finish 3rd in all 5 states.

[Maxwell]

If Kasich is still in the running, I think Cruz might finish 3rd in all 5 states.

I'd agree, though I'd make an exception for Delaware.