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riversedge

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11. Sorry, it just clicked what you are asking. Yes, it is common. the folks

Reply to tom_kelly (Reply #10)

Sun Jan 24, 2016, 03:34 PM

Jan 2016

commit to caucus. Once they gather (Feb 1 for Iowas)--they are not required to vote for that candidate--. But it is an insentive. Once people say they will do something, they are more inclined to follow through on what they say they will do. Hope this helps. Have a good day.

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Hillary Clinton surprises canvassers in Manchester on Saturday [View all] riversedge Jan 2016 OP

Excellent pandr32 Jan 2016 #1

The way Obama did? elias49 Jan 2016 #4

Did you forget BREAKING? While it might technically pass, this is LBN abuse. leveymg Jan 2016 #2

UPDATED 12:38 AM EST Jan 24, 2016 riversedge Jan 2016 #3

!!!!!!!!!!!CROSS-POSTED TO HRC GROUP!!!!!!!!!!! leveymg Jan 2016 #6

Sure did and thank you for the riversedge Jan 2016 #8

It was nothing. leveymg Jan 2016 #9

Is that "commitment" signature card a standard thing in a caucus state? n/t tom_kelly Jan 2016 #5

What are you talking about?? riversedge Jan 2016 #7

If you look at the picture tom_kelly Jan 2016 #10

Sorry, it just clicked what you are asking. Yes, it is common. the folks riversedge Jan 2016 #11

Yes. Any campaign worth its salt does it. onenote Jan 2016 #12

Thanks. Never saw one before. tom_kelly Jan 2016 #13