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Showing Original Post only (View all)In 2024, assuming we have free and fair elections, which state should vote first in the Dem Primary? [View all]
I realize it's a big assumption at this point.
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Stick with tradition - Iowa and New Hampshire | |
1 (8%) |
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A very Blue state - Like California | |
1 (8%) |
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A Swing state - like Florida or North Carolina | |
2 (17%) |
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A deep-Red state - like Mississippi | |
0 (0%) |
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A state that is Red that we really want to flip - like Texas | |
1 (8%) |
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No state should vote first. They should all vote at once. | |
7 (58%) |
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In 2024, assuming we have free and fair elections, which state should vote first in the Dem Primary? [View all]
Algernon Moncrieff
Feb 2020
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For purposes of the question, whatever a state has now is what they have 4 years from now.
Algernon Moncrieff
Feb 2020
#5
The problem is that the DNC does not control when primaries are conducted.
LiberalFighter
Feb 2020
#6
Maybe the last 4 states as of now -choose from those . I saw this last week about one of them
lunasun
Feb 2020
#10
I voted for "a swing state" and then I kept reading and say "they should all vote at once"
gollygee
Feb 2020
#19