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Missouri Republican Party must replace 54 delegates and alternates selected at its state convention.
RNC committee threw out 27 delegates because of "alarming irregularities" in the credentialing process.
Missouri has 54 delegate votes at the national convention in Milwaukee , which is set to begin July 15 .
The committee's ruling gives the state party executive committee until 5 p.m. Friday to select a new set of delegates.
Many of the delegates selected at the convention have not reserved their hotel rooms in Milwaukee and seem unlikely to attend.
The executive committee should restore the delegation without changes, Shore said.
After the vote, delegates drifted away and the convention ended, without adopting a platform, when there was no longer a quorum to conduct business.
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