How are delegates distributed?

Delegates in the U.S. presidential primary elections are distributed through various methods, depending on the party and the state. The two main approaches are proportional representation, where delegates are allocated based on the percentage of votes candidates receive, and winner-takes-all, where the candidate with the most votes gets all the delegates. Some states use hybrid systems combining both methods. The specific rules can vary significantly, so it's important to check the regulations for each party and state.