Democratic Primaries

Tarheel_Dem

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13. He probably will, but I think most Democrats know that caucuses are not representative of...

Sun Mar 15, 2020, 08:00 PM

Mar 2020

our electorate. I can't help but think of WA State in 2016, where they held a caucus, and a non-binding primary. BS won the caucus, but Hillary routed him in the primary. There's just no reason, in this day and age, for the old caucus system.

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

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Sanders wins Northern Mariana Islands caucus, 4 delegates [View all] left-of-center2012 Mar 2020 OP

This is getting sad. PubliusEnigma Mar 2020 #1

Sad Sanders forum here had to type header all caps with fire & checkmark emoji for extra emphasis.nt Bernardo de La Paz Mar 2020 #4

its interesting actually. drray23 Mar 2020 #2

Caucus, plus 134 total voters. TwilightZone Mar 2020 #3

Oh thank you for that. Cha Mar 2020 #10

Woohoo! Bernie is surging! :) nt Sloumeau Mar 2020 #5

I liked the pic they used for the story Hav Mar 2020 #6

"I liked the pic they used for the story" left-of-center2012 Mar 2020 #7

Oh, this is not a good look. tavernier Mar 2020 #15

Biden should demand a recount. Sneederbunk Mar 2020 #8

134 voters decided for a population of 53k. That's the most undemocratic thing I've ever heard of. Tarheel_Dem Mar 2020 #9

People that were basically Bernie or Bust showed up. Blue_true Mar 2020 #11

He probably will, but I think most Democrats know that caucuses are not representative of... Tarheel_Dem Mar 2020 #13

Yo, Bernie! BidenBacker Mar 2020 #12

Good spot for his 4th house. n/t zackymilly Mar 2020 #14