2024 Republican National Convention Roll Call Vote

Analysis of the vote in Milwaukee to nominate Donald Trump

Delegates to the 2024 Republican National Convention in Milwaukee spent their afternoon session on the opening day of the gathering conducting the party business that often marks the first day. They adopted the reports of the Credentials Committee, formally seating the delegates, and the Rules Committee, cementing the baseline rules that will not only govern the 2024 national convention but the 2028 Republican presidential nomination process.¹ Convention delegates also adopted the Platform Committee report in a voice vote that had comparatively more opposition (though far from a majority) than any of the votes that preceded it on the convention floor.

And the convention also conducted the roll call of states to formally nominate Donald Trump as the Republican presidential nominee for a third consecutive cycle. The following table is a look at how the vote progressed. Find more analysis reconciling the tally with the primary season delegate count below.