Poll with accurate wording refutes Trump delegate claim

Donald Trump supporters have been touting the many recent polls that ask Republican voters whether the candidate who has the “most” delegates should be nominated. In every instance I have seen, a large majority answer yes. But the term “most” is ambiguous in this context. “Most” usually means a majority, which in the Republican National Convention means 1,237 delegates — a majority of the 2,472 chosen. But the wording suggests that “most” here means more than any other candidate, but not necessarily a majority, since a candidate with an actual majority would be nominated. The responses are in line with Trump’s repeated declarations that he has a moral entitlement to the nomination even if he has won fewer than 1,237 delegates.