None of the above? Some Colorado Democrats eye 'noncommitted' option in March 5 primary.
Democratic and unaffiliated voters in Colorado may have noticed something they weren’t expecting when they opened their presidential primary ballots last week.
Below the names of President Joe Biden and seven other candidates certified for the ballot in the state’s Democratic primary, which will take place on March 5, is a ninth ballot line: “Noncommitted delegate.”
If selected by enough voters, it could mean that some of the 72 nominating delegates sent by Colorado to the 2024 Democratic National Convention in Chicago, scheduled to begin Aug. 19, wouldn’t be pledged to support Biden or any other candidate. It’s the first time such an option has appeared on a Colorado ballot since voters approved an overhaul of its presidential primary elections in 2016, abolishing the caucus system for choosing nominees for president and allowing unaffiliated voters to vote in either party’s primary.
The Colorado Democratic Party’s executive committee voted unanimously to request the noncommitted ballot line in December, said Karin Asensio, the party’s executive director.
https://coloradonewsline.com/2024/02/19/colorado-democrats-noncommitted-primary/
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And I must have voted on it. 
Anyway, I still don't get it.
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