Most of the time, regardless of how competitive a presidential campaign was, Republicans unify before their convention and very few vote against the party's nominee on the convention floor. But this year is very different, as 744 delegates cast their vote for someone other than Donald Trump. That suggests the Republican Party is not nearly as "unified" as they want us to believe.
Most of the time, regardless of how competitive a presidential campaign was, Republicans unify before their convention and very few vote against the party's nominee on the convention floor. But this year is very different, as 744 delegates cast their vote for someone other than Donald Trump. That suggests the Republican Party is not nearly as "unified" as they want us to believe.