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Agnosticsherbet
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May 11, 2015
I wonder how a sate wide vote will change the race for delegates? Just from my experience, caucuses rely on much more of a ground game and an individual candidates state organization than caucuses.
In 2016, Michigan will hold primary rather than a caucus.
Democrats Planning to Hold Primary in 2016
Party expected to switch to primary after holding caucuses in 3 of last 4 presidential election years.
Many of the state's 152 Democratic delegates will be awarded proportionally depending on how candidates fare in each congressional district.
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Many of the state's 152 Democratic delegates will be awarded proportionally depending on how candidates fare in each congressional district. Those receiving less than 15 percent would win no delegates.
Party expected to switch to primary after holding caucuses in 3 of last 4 presidential election years.
Many of the state's 152 Democratic delegates will be awarded proportionally depending on how candidates fare in each congressional district.
***snip***
Many of the state's 152 Democratic delegates will be awarded proportionally depending on how candidates fare in each congressional district. Those receiving less than 15 percent would win no delegates.
I wonder how a sate wide vote will change the race for delegates? Just from my experience, caucuses rely on much more of a ground game and an individual candidates state organization than caucuses.
May 6, 2015
This should lay to rest any concern that Sanders will be locked out of running in some states.
Will Sanders have to register as a Democrat to run in N.H.? Probably
Will Sanders have to register as a Democrat to run in N.H.? Probably
But a few days later, neither Sanders nor the states Democratic Party seem too worried about that obstacle. Asked yesterday morning whether hes given any thought as to how to deal with New Hampshires rules, Sanders didnt explicitly say he would register as a Democrat when asked but he said, confidently, Were going to fulfill all of the rules.
I made the decision that the best way to be effective as a campaign, the best way to win is to do it through the Democratic primary process, Sanders said, before leaving a house party that attracted close to 100 supporters in Manchester. We will meet all of the requirements of all of the states, including New Hampshire. We will fulfill all of the requirements.
When a reporter asked again, to clarify whether he would register as a Democrat, Sanders responded, Well do what we have to do.
Were going to be on the ballot in 50 states, Sanders added. You dont win unless you do that.
But a few days later, neither Sanders nor the states Democratic Party seem too worried about that obstacle. Asked yesterday morning whether hes given any thought as to how to deal with New Hampshires rules, Sanders didnt explicitly say he would register as a Democrat when asked but he said, confidently, Were going to fulfill all of the rules.
I made the decision that the best way to be effective as a campaign, the best way to win is to do it through the Democratic primary process, Sanders said, before leaving a house party that attracted close to 100 supporters in Manchester. We will meet all of the requirements of all of the states, including New Hampshire. We will fulfill all of the requirements.
When a reporter asked again, to clarify whether he would register as a Democrat, Sanders responded, Well do what we have to do.
Were going to be on the ballot in 50 states, Sanders added. You dont win unless you do that.
This should lay to rest any concern that Sanders will be locked out of running in some states.
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