(CNN) -- This is the second-straight Republican National Convention disrupted by storms. Four years ago, Republicans gathering in Minneapolis delayed the political revelry to focus on disaster relief from Hurricane Gustav, which hit Louisiana. This year, the event was closer to the weather action also targeting Gulf Coast states. Tropical Storm Isaac skirted western Florida on Monday but was expected to strengthen into a hurricane. Headliners at the Tampa convention were pushed back a day to Tuesday with the nomination of Mitt Romney still on schedule for Thursday. Other facts about the Republican National Convention: 50,000 - Visitors expected in Tampa
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2,286 - Number of GOP delegates and 2,125 alternates
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13,000 - 15,000 - Members of the media expected to attend the convention
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46 - Percent of the vote GOP candidate John McCain received in Florida in the 2008 election
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53 - Percent of the vote Barack Obama received in Florida in the 2008 election
$73 million - Estimated @placeholder convention budget, not including $50 million in federal funds for security.