ms. hudson: tennessee.und delegates. 33 trump, 16 cruz, nine -- >> madam secretary, the volunteer state, no state income tax, a budget surplus, and a balanced budget, a state that is in the top five in jobless growth, -- job growth, number one in auto manufacturing with a , twolican governor republican u.s. senators, seven republican congressman, and a 2/3 majority in the state house and state senate. our pro-life state proudly casts our votes. 16 votes for senator ted cruz, 19 votes for senator marco rubio , and 33 votes to make america great again for donald j. trump. [cheers and applause] ms. hudson: tennessee, could you please or p your vote -- please repeat your vote? >> 16 votes for senator ted cruz, nine votes for senator marco rubio, and 33 votes for donald j. trump. [cheers and applause] mr. kent: pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, tennessee, 33 votes trump, dickstein votes cruise, nine votes rubio. -- 16 votes cruz. nine votes rubio. texas.son: 155 del

ms. hudson: vermont, 16 delegates with the following delegates. eight, trump. >> thank you, madam secretary. we are proud in vermont to claim you as one of our own. from the great state of vermont home of the 30th president of the united states was nominated in cleveland in 1924 with his running mate from ohio, charles dodge from marietta, ohio, one of calvin coolidge's many votes don't expect to going down the week by pulling down the strong. one vote for john kasich. two votes for rand paul and 13 votes for donald j. trump. [applause] >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules convention, one vote kasich, two votes paul. ms. hudson, virginia, 49 delegates. 17 trump, eight cruz, 16 rubio. five kasich. three carson. >> na mass te, mr. chairman. - namaste, mr. chairman. digital, grown into the dominion. virginia is truly about opportunities. i'm the delegate from virginia. and i'm proud to report that the republican primary in virginia, our delegation cast the following votes. three votes for dr. ben carson. kasich.es for eight

ms. hudson. then we are going to go back and forth between these microphones and till everyone gets their opportunity. >> thank you, madam chair. vermont. i rise in opposition to this amendment for the reason that it has been stated this amendment empowers the grassroots. by telling them who they can or cannot vote for, how exactly how we empower number -- are we empowering them? we are taking away a candidate they can consider voting for. i would encourage you to vote against this amendment. >> steve dupree from new hampshire. let's start with the basic points. we are elected by our state. in new hampshire, there are 550 people who get to vote. , we are homeo sig to a lot of gun manufacturers. are we going to say because somebody works in a government relations department in the state capital in new hampshire they are in eligible to serve? some states have considered that. virginia has a law. indiana does. that does not mean we hear should impose that on everyone else. it is important to keep in