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Democratic Primaries

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17. Interesting!

Sat Jun 8, 2019, 04:21 PM

Jun 2019

Ah, I see. That's an insight into the caucus process I had no idea about.

Thanks!

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Undecided

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The 15% Rule for Delegates, help me out here [View all] uawchild Jun 2019 OP

Yes, that's how it works. MineralMan Jun 2019 #1

Thanks uawchild Jun 2019 #3

I remember that post you did. It was really helpful. Honeycombe8 Jun 2019 #7

Voters need to make sure of their intentions, that is for certain uawchild Jun 2019 #8

My pleasure. MineralMan Jun 2019 #10

Exactly DownriverDem Jun 2019 #12

Well, I'm focusing on three or four candidates primarily. MineralMan Jun 2019 #13

It will inevitably narrow down to just two. uawchild Jun 2019 #20

Thanks George. n/t uawchild Jun 2019 #4

Good rundown of how it works in the districts! Thanks! MineralMan Jun 2019 #6

What do you mean by "Do not split your vote"? Demit Jun 2019 #9

The 15% Rule for Delegates concentrates delegates to the winner uawchild Jun 2019 #11

They might look at polls... uawchild Jun 2019 #15

An answer in one word _ Iowa karynnj Jun 2019 #18

I see what you mean now. Demit Jun 2019 #22

good point uawchild Jun 2019 #23

Interesting! uawchild Jun 2019 #17

Thanks for that clarification uawchild Jun 2019 #21

sanders is below 10% in South Carolina Gothmog Jun 2019 #24