First Read notes that Donald Trump’s rivals have some good opportunities pick up delegates over the next five days: “And before the March 15 contests, it’s also worth noting that many of the upcoming contests are closed off to non-Republicans, meaning that the independents and outsiders who have been helping Trump at the ballot box won’t be able to participate.”
March 5
- Kansas (40 delegates): Closed (Caucus)
- Kentucky (45): Closed (Caucus)
- Louisiana (47): Closed (Primary)
- Maine (23): Closed (Caucus)
March 8
- Hawaii (19): Closed (Caucus)
- Idaho (32): Closed (Primary)
- Michigan (59): Open (Primary)
- Mississippi (40): Open (Primary)
“Trump is leading in the polls in Michigan, and he should do well in Mississippi (if the Alabama/Georgia results from Tuesday are any indication). But the other closed contests are opportunities for his rivals. Can they take advantage?”


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