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Democratic Primaries

stopdiggin

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10. indeed. and it most specifically mentions Democratic party actions

Reply to BidenBacker (Reply #9)

Tue Mar 17, 2020, 03:21 PM

Mar 2020

warns that state parties that hastily change the ‘first determining step’ of their own process could be subject to penalties

Edit: on reflection, I think it was I that misunderstood the "state parties" terminology. Still .. I can't find the rationale in the DMC threatening sanction against action that the part officials have no control over. I sincerely doubt that could be their intent.

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

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States Delaying Primaries May Face Delegate Penalty [View all] wyldwolf Mar 2020 OP

I agree if it's done by Democrats William769 Mar 2020 #1

I think you meant to say 2008. (eom) StevieM Mar 2020 #11

good news. ucrdem Mar 2020 #2

And now comes the countdown PatSeg Mar 2020 #3

most likely stopdiggin Mar 2020 #7

I don't like the idea BidenBacker Mar 2020 #4

not what the post said. (nt) stopdiggin Mar 2020 #8

??? BidenBacker Mar 2020 #9

indeed. and it most specifically mentions Democratic party actions stopdiggin Mar 2020 #10

I was wondering about this very thing last night... Blasphemer Mar 2020 #5

This will go a long way in bringing trust to the public in the face of a pandemic. BeckyDem Mar 2020 #6