When does a presumptive nominee become a nominee? Here's how Donald Trump will make it official
Nearly 2,500 delegates gather in Milwaukee this week for a roll call vote to select the Republican presidential nominee, formally ending the presidential primary. Former President Donald Trump has already been the presumptive nominee for months, having clinched a majority of convention delegates on March 12, but he doesn’t officially become the party’s standard-bearer until after the roll call. While Democratic delegates are technically allowed to vote their conscience, Republican delegates remain... Читать дальше...