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Democratic Primaries

Blue_true

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11. Different states have different rules for voting that is

Reply to bluestarone (Reply #3)

Mon Mar 16, 2020, 07:01 PM

Mar 2020

not covered by the Constitution. The Presidential, US House, US Senate primaries are not constitutionally specified, so State legislatures decide how they are run.

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

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KY-Gov Andy Beshear (D) postpones KY May primary until June [View all] Lexblues Mar 2020 OP

At least he is giving plenty of warning still_one Mar 2020 #1

May 19. No sweat. Joe will already have it wrapped up. oasis Mar 2020 #2

That sucks thatKy's primary is so late. alfredo Mar 2020 #7

Not to argue but if the OHIO Gov. can't, then bluestarone Mar 2020 #3

Different states with different laws Lexblues Mar 2020 #5

Republicans attempted to shrink his power, but that didn't work. alfredo Mar 2020 #8

Different states have different rules for voting that is Blue_true Mar 2020 #11

Yes, in just a couple months in office, he's already won over many Kentuckians. Music Man Mar 2020 #4

Even on social media, Beshear is gaining lots of Republican fans Lexblues Mar 2020 #6

XGov Bevis was a big Trumpist. Glad he's gone. alfredo Mar 2020 #9

"XGov Bevis" FailureToCommunicate Mar 2020 #10