Do you ever get the feeling with the delegates, super delegates and all that your vote is

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quite marginalized.

[old guy]

1. Ah, yeah I kinda do sometimes.

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4. It's an obsolete voting system IMO for the 21st century. n/t

[old guy]

14. Can't disagree.

[arcane1]

2. On top of so many people wanting the primary to end while my state hasn't voted yet.

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3. It's annoying, already the picks are being forced on us. It's like most votes don't even matter.

IMO it's a F'ed up archaic system.

[Jenny_92808]

5. Our votes count

so get out and vote. The system could be improved though.

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8. Definitely!!! n/t

[HuckleB]

6. I live in Oregon.

Of course, I feel like my vote is quite marginalized.

[nadinbrzezinski]

7. I will be quite shocked if mine counts

when we got to vote, though this might go long, in fact it is

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9. We need a better system. This one is obsolete IMO for the 21st century, but I have no idea how

that would ever come about.

[nadinbrzezinski]

10. After a major crisis

and we might be on the edge of one

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12. That's generally what it takes in the US. It seems to me most things have never happened in the

US without a major crisis and/or a societal uprising. There are, of course, millions upon millions of people fed up, people of all stripes. I think literally everyone has a gripe except those on the take, and those that never know anything anyway. OWS tried and they beat them into submission for the most part.

[bigwillq]

11. Yes

But not always because of delegates and super dels. The EC, too.

I live in CT. The DEM candidate usually always wins my state, with or without my vote. If I never voted for the presidential race ever again, it probably wouldn't matter. Only a handful of states really matter right now, the "swing states". Every other race is normally decided well before election day.
You know DEMs will get NY, Cali, CT...and other blue states.
You know Rs will get Kentucky, Alabama, Mississippi...and other red states.
The fate of the nation rests on just a few states. Not sure if I like that.

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13. Yep, I don't like it. Way too many shenanigans and propaganda go on, often hidden IMO.

And it just seems millions really get left out of the process once a candidate gets enough delegates. I find it a rather bizarre system for the 21st century.