The delegate math after Trump’s Acela sweep

By David Freddoso

Published April 27, 2016 4:02pm ET

The delegate math after Trump’s Acela sweep — Under the most optimistic scenario, Donald Trump will be close enough to 1,237 delegates that he can become the nominee if he can persuade a sufficient number of the other unbound delegates who don't already support him. (AP Photo/Mel Evans) | Mel Evans

At this point, the effort to keep Donald Trump from getting 1,237 delegates and a convention majority is appearing desperate. It’s still not completely hopeless, though.

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