At today’s state party convention, thirty-nine of Michigan’s 55 Republican delegates will be awarded at the congressional district caucuses. Party members from across the state will caucus by groups split into the state’s 13 congressional districts. Three delegates each congressional district will be awarded. A candidate can take all three if they earn the majority of votes. The results of the Republican primary held on February 27th decide the allocation of 16 of the party’s delegates. Those will be formally given based on a resolution by the party at today’s convention.

On Feb 27th, Michigan decided to nominate President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump in their respective primaries, continuing them on a path to a November rematch.

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