Democratic Primaries

LiberalFighter

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11. In 2016 for the Caucus it was Sanders 74 and Clinton 27 pledge delegates.

Reply to Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin (Original post)

Wed Mar 25, 2020, 05:42 PM

Mar 2020

Turnout for the caucus was more than 230,000 according to news report.

The primary held 24 May about two months after the caucus had a turnout of 802,754 voters. Results were Hillary 420,462 to Bernie 382,293.

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

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Biden wins Washington state, splits delegates with Sanders 46-43 [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Mar 2020 OP

... Anon-C Mar 2020 #1

Yet ANOTHER LOSS for Bernie. This is getting absurd. Are we sure there's no "mercy rule"? NurseJackie Mar 2020 #2

There is a mercy rule. William769 Mar 2020 #7

This result surprised me. AtheistCrusader Mar 2020 #3

It's simple... revmclaren Mar 2020 #4

I'm a Biden voter in WA and my social circle was mostly pro-Bernie Blasphemer Mar 2020 #6

Bernie is soAriNG!!11 HarlanPepper Mar 2020 #5

So HiGh I cOuLd AlMoSt ToUcH tHe SkY... NurseJackie Mar 2020 #9

Wasn't that the state where Senator Sanders won the 2016 caucus, KitSileya Mar 2020 #8

Yes Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Mar 2020 #10

In 2016 for the Caucus it was Sanders 74 and Clinton 27 pledge delegates. LiberalFighter Mar 2020 #11

Caucuses gotta go. What's not getting through to the numbskulls? oasis Mar 2020 #12

So many of BS' "firewalls" failed. I'm sure it's not his fault though. n/t Tarheel_Dem Mar 2020 #13