Newswise — If Donald Trump doesn’t secure a majority of delegates (1,237) by the end of primaries in early June, a Republican “brokered convention” is almost inevitable, according to Kennesaw State political scientist Kerwin Swint. And while all that wheeling and dealing and horse-trading might make for good television, Swint said, it could tear the party apart.
What is a brokered convention? How does it work? How would a brokered convention affect the Republican party? For Swint’s answers on these questions and more, check out the video.
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