A winner-take-all primary is the most representative way of allocating delegates in the nomination process.

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A winner-take-all primary does not necessarily allocate delegates in a representative way as the candidate who wins by even a small margin in a state can receive all the delegates, thereby not reflecting the diversity of opinions within the state. This system also does not take into account the popular vote and can lead to a candidate winning the nomination despite not winning a majority of votes overall.

A Winner-Take-All Primary Is the Most Representative Way of Allocating