I agree that you should call the book because rules are likely to vary from book to book.
However, I would guess that they wouldn't pay it out until all of the primaries are completed at the earliest, which I believe is June 3rd. Though they'll probably take it off the board long before then.
However, I would guess that they wouldn't pay it out until all of the primaries are completed at the earliest, which I believe is June 3rd. Though they'll probably take it off the board long before then.
Personally I would not count on getting paid on any projected winners until the convention officially nominates a candidate.
Just like the elections, candidates must be voted for by delegates at the actual conventions to make it official that they will be their parties nominee.
Asking the book would not hurt either, but I doubt they will pay projected winners (and not pay projected losers) because of leads in the polls after doing well in the various state conventions and cacuses.
wil.
Just like the elections, candidates must be voted for by delegates at the actual conventions to make it official that they will be their parties nominee.
Asking the book would not hurt either, but I doubt they will pay projected winners (and not pay projected losers) because of leads in the polls after doing well in the various state conventions and cacuses.
wil.
Even though a candidate might clearly have the most delegates, a lot can happen before the convention. The leading candidate could get sick and withdrawal, or even something worse. If this were the case I believe the party would choose the nominee, but I'm not real sure. Anybody who actually paid attention in civics class feel free to chime in.
