New York primary voters could play a significant role in determining the presidential nominees for the first time in decades with contested races in both parties. To imply the votes won’t be counted for the Democrats is wrong. The SuperDelegates have been going to Clinton, who has been winning the popular vote. On the Republican side Trump has been winning the popular vote but the Party Leaders have been working to make sure he does not have the Delegate count to win the primary. I think you have the wrong party name on that box.
“It doesn’t matter who votes, it’s who counts the votes that count!” It’s damned strange to me that all over the country, people are finding out they are no longer registered in their party, particularly the Democratic part, or that their party affiliation has been switched. Arizona and New York are only two states where this is being reported.
Yet the RCP poll average for New York this morning has it Clinton 53, Sanders 41. Would a Hillary victory anywhere between 7-17 points be all that surprising?.Win or lose, the Bernie Slanders campaign will complain about some kind of fraud, they do at every vote now..Campaigns are responsible for knowing the rules and organizing accordingly. Full stop.
Mr. Blawt about 8 years ago
New York primary voters could play a significant role in determining the presidential nominees for the first time in decades with contested races in both parties. To imply the votes won’t be counted for the Democrats is wrong. The SuperDelegates have been going to Clinton, who has been winning the popular vote. On the Republican side Trump has been winning the popular vote but the Party Leaders have been working to make sure he does not have the Delegate count to win the primary. I think you have the wrong party name on that box.
snapshot1111940 about 8 years ago
“It doesn’t matter who votes, it’s who counts the votes that count!” It’s damned strange to me that all over the country, people are finding out they are no longer registered in their party, particularly the Democratic part, or that their party affiliation has been switched. Arizona and New York are only two states where this is being reported.
Dirty Dragon about 8 years ago
Yet the RCP poll average for New York this morning has it Clinton 53, Sanders 41. Would a Hillary victory anywhere between 7-17 points be all that surprising?.Win or lose, the Bernie Slanders campaign will complain about some kind of fraud, they do at every vote now..Campaigns are responsible for knowing the rules and organizing accordingly. Full stop.
zeimetr about 8 years ago
The Ghost of Boss Tweed!
pam Miner about 8 years ago
More con Fusion than I have Ever Seen.Shak
StCleve72 about 8 years ago
Democracy is a bitch, ain’t it?
lesmcf about 8 years ago
Are you implying that the Democrats are not counting the votes properly in NY? Pretty serious charge, I believe you’re on shaky territory.
BE THIS GUY about 8 years ago
Parties don’t count votes. The election is administered by the State and votes are electronically tabulated. There is no fix.
FirefighterMike about 8 years ago
Still, she’s better than Cruz