Super Tuesday: Why California rule changes could hand Trump the nomination in record time - Washington Examiner

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : Two rule changes made by the Republican Party of California last year will get Trump over the finish line in record time.
57% : But it's the very state that Trump bashes that could hand him his quickest primary victory to date and help him shore up enough delegates to win the Republican presidential nomination.
57% : With a big win in California, "I truly think Trump could take the nomination on Super Tuesday -- then this is over.
51% : Part six takes a look at two rule changes that could help Trump.
50% : When the rule was passed in 2023, political experts and critics argued it had the ability to unfairly hand Trump a massive win or provide a Republican opponent with all the delegates even if he or she won by a slim margin.
44% : Trump winning big on Tuesday isn't sitting well with some Democratic voters like Miguel Fernandez, the manager of a bodega a few blocks from San Francisco's Union Square.
43% : Last year, the California Republican Party overhauled its rules for allocating delegates in the state's presidential primary in a shake-up backed by Trump and intended to discourage other candidates from campaigning in California and make the state far less competitive than it had been in the past.

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