Doesn't really matter, since Cruz will be the Republican nominee. Though, I suppose most of these supporters will become Cruz supporters after he wins the nomination.
You see, Trump is so incompetent he doesn't even know how the nomination/delegate process works for the very party he is running for. He thinks he can show up, throw a big rally or two, then leave the state and things will work out for him. In states that have been having local delegate elections, instead of the big publicized statewide elections, he hasn't even bothered to show up. And in states he has showed up and won, he fires his staff right after, so there is no one there to influence the later delegate nominations.
Cruz won all of CO's and WY's remaining delegates. Georgia just nominated 42 of their delegates, and Cruz was able to get his supporters in about 28 of them. Trump supporters, who were probably left to fend for themselves after the primary on March 1st, said they were only able to get just over a dozen spots. That means after some of them are required to vote for Trump in the first vote at the convention, they will back Cruz in the next rounds of voting. Cruz will take it in the 2nd or 3rd vote.
