Wisconsin Republicans are gearing up for what could be the first contested presidential nominating convention in 40 years, but what influence they wield could vary depending on what happens in the state’s April 5 primary.
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Wisconsin GOP delegates may have limited influence in contested convention
All five campaigns are setting up offices in the state and all are expected to make visits.
The Ohio Governor and Texas Sen. Ted Cruz are making stops in southeastern Wisconsin on Wednesday.
Sen. Ron Johnson opened the possibility of not supporting Trump, while Gov. Scott Walker won't abandon the nominee.
Whether Wisconsin will play a pivotal role in the GOP nomination will depend on what happens through mid-March.
