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Will Donald Trump Have Enough Delegates To Win The GOP Nomination?

By Cumulus Media Mar 31, 2016 | 5:12 PM

Trump tells MSNBC Town Hall that abortion should be outlawed and women who have them should be punished. Meanwhile, polls in Wisconsin show Ted Cruz leading, and it’s beginning to look more and more like Trump will not have enough delegates to win the Republican nomination outright in the first ballot at the Convention in Cleveland. Sean Trende the Senior Elections Analyst for Real Clear Politics joined John to crunch the numbers.