From WSJopinion: Many Republicans wonder of 2024: Will they see a repeat of 2016, when a vast field of contenders allowed Donald Trump to win a majority of delegates with a plurality of votes in early contests? writes KarlRove
Review and Outlook: In a rare exception to the rule, the Biden administration approves a long-delayed oil drilling project in Alaska. Images: ConocoPhillips via AP/Zuma Press Composite: Mark KellyMany Republicans wonder of 2024: Will they see a repeat of 2016, when a vast field of contenders allowed Donald Trump to win a majority of delegates with a plurality of votes in early contests?
It could happen—if too many candidates without a realistic chance of winning stay in the race too long. And because of the complexities of the primary schedule, candidates may not have much time to decide if they should exit.
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