2020 Democratic Primary Thread: Focus on House & Senate races

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Its now time for Yang, Gabbard and Steyer to drop out the race
If Amy and Pete coalesced into one campaign they could possibly be beating Bernie tonight
 
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dtownreppin214 said:
She can't finish in single digits breh. :patrice:
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talk to me in march. if she's still floundering there then we'll see. these first two contests are pretty much meaningless. im interested in SC and highly interested in NV. i need an accurate demographic not states that look like norway before i can call it
 
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Breh, regardless I’m not asking her to drop out based on Iowa and New Hampshire. They are two of the whitest states in the country. In addition, this NH primary electorate was made mostly of independents. I definitely will not let white independents dictate who I support. Plus Klob and Pete don’t have a black base so who is she really taking a step back for?
 
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OnFleekTing said:
Its now time for Yang, Gabbard and Steyer to drop out the race
If Amy and Pete coalesced into one campaign they could possibly be beating Bernie tonight
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If you think Gabbard is anything other than Stein 2020 you are sorely mistaken breh. Crater face is only here to wedge votes away from independents who might otherwise considering voting for an actual Democrat
 
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Nope you got it right.

I remember when Hilary saw Obama getting that head of steam in NH I had more than one Republican head who chose to vote Obama/Democrat in the primary because their hate for Hilary was so strong. :russ:

Then they voted McCain in the General Election.
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Reality Check said:
I'm guessing New Hampshire is like Missouri where there is no official state-wide party registration; you can register to vote, but there's no place to put down party affiliation. I was a registered Dem when I lived back east, so when I went to vote in the primary, they had that on file and you were given the dem ballot. Here, when you go to vote in a primary, you go to your polling station, and after they verify you're registered to vote, they ask you what party ballot you want.
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In NJ, they gave us the voter registration forms in our Jr. year of high school in class. They keep them, and file them as soon as we turn 18. But this was in the early 2000s, I don’t know how it works now, or in other states. But how can anyone possibly know what party they want to align with in high school? I still vote Democrat, but I have to imagine if people are getting registered to vote that early, a lot of people end up being too lazy to change it.

But if more states allowed you to change at the poll, people could catch on and vote for the worst candidate on the other side as a strategy.
 
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