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Congratulations to our presumptive Democratic nominee, Joe Biden!
Democratic Primaries
In reply to the discussion: Biden, Sanders tied for first place in South Carolina: poll [View all]Autumn
(45,055 posts)19. You do understand that the OP is about the Democratic primary and not the GE?
https://www.politico.com/story/2018/09/01/south-carolina-democratic-nominee-elections-806104
Presidential prospects rethink primary election strategy for 2020.
https://www.politico.com/story/2018/09/01/south-carolina-democratic-nominee-elections-806104
Presidential prospects rethink primary election strategy for 2020.
In the wake of South Carolinas pivotal role in the past two competitive Democratic presidential contests, top Democrats are beginning to rethink their traditional approach to primary season, and to focus their energy on the first Southern state to vote.
Its a tacit acknowledgment of the essential role African-American voters play within the Democratic Party as much as it is a nod to recent primary election results. With the racially diverse Obama coalition increasingly viewed as the key to the partys future, the two early states that have historically overshadowed South Carolina Iowa and New Hampshire are suddenly looking outmoded to many Democrats.
The primary process in selecting a candidate will now not be determined by the Iowas and New Hampshires, said former New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson, who ran for president in 2008. It will be a long, drawn-out affair, and the first big test will be South Carolina, to see who is strongest among the partys base, the African-American base of the Democratic Party.
Its a tacit acknowledgment of the essential role African-American voters play within the Democratic Party as much as it is a nod to recent primary election results. With the racially diverse Obama coalition increasingly viewed as the key to the partys future, the two early states that have historically overshadowed South Carolina Iowa and New Hampshire are suddenly looking outmoded to many Democrats.
The primary process in selecting a candidate will now not be determined by the Iowas and New Hampshires, said former New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson, who ran for president in 2008. It will be a long, drawn-out affair, and the first big test will be South Carolina, to see who is strongest among the partys base, the African-American base of the Democratic Party.
https://www.politico.com/story/2018/09/01/south-carolina-democratic-nominee-elections-806104
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ALL state Dem candidate polls are pretty useless, beyond giving us an idea of who is likely...
thesquanderer
Feb 2020
#56
It seems you don't understand the primary process, and the fact that there are Democrats in SC
still_one
Feb 2020
#8
Are you suggesting we eliminate all red states from the Democratic Primary process because
still_one
Feb 2020
#17
Just facts. Were you asleep during the whole impeacment process? You know the cne exposing...
brush
Feb 2020
#44
Broken record? One would think a Bloomberg supporter would be more aware of the...
brush
Feb 2020
#48
Actually Bloomberg is my 2nd choice after Biden but it doesn't look good after his dismal debate...
brush
Feb 2020
#51
They took photos of the results and have a paper trail. Are you suggesting the ruskies got to those?
CentralMass
Feb 2020
#28
Change Research is a C rated pollster. I will wait for traditional pollsters to weigh in
still_one
Feb 2020
#12
"We collect survey responses by publishing targeted online solicitations via advertisements..."
Yavin4
Feb 2020
#40
Were their complaints of them doing that in the last two election? If it's a problem why didn't the
Autumn
Feb 2020
#32
Rush Limpboos started that bullshit in the 80s. Noting new there. Surprisingly Dems still
Autumn
Feb 2020
#43
Perhaps we should wonder why party leaders haven't done more on their level to prevent it.
Autumn
Feb 2020
#57
I see that you think this and everything else you post about is just a laughing matter. IGNORE.nt
UniteFightBack
Feb 2020
#46