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In reply to the discussion: Bernie Sanders Wins Missouri After All Sanders projected to win 37 delegates. UPDATED [View all]northernsouthern
(1,511 posts)29. Yeah I am not sure.
I have not heard of Super Delegates (or unpledged PLEOs as they call them) being used to swap a state's win or lose column (since they do not vote until the actual convention on the day the winner is decided and they just go popular. That being said I have heard many times of this. They say the state has flipped. So I think technically he may have won it by all the wording I have gotten from multiple state elections boards. One could say one candidate won it on election day or won the popular vote, but I do thing that it is still technically winning by EVERY official I have talked with in MULTIPLE states.
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Bernie Sanders Wins Missouri After All Sanders projected to win 37 delegates. UPDATED [View all]
Rebkeh
Apr 2016
OP
Have they stopped to think how this chicanery must be pissing off the Super Delegates?
DemocratSinceBirth
Apr 2016
#10
A clash of philosophies: Socialists steal from others, while Corporatists buy people off. Who wins?
TheBlackAdder
Apr 2016
#22
How do they get set? In Washington the State the process is similar to what the OP states.
rhett o rick
Apr 2016
#16
Oh, I thought the "updated" edit was to point out that it's blatantly false.
PeaceNikki
Apr 2016
#20
primary results are 100% binding and can't be overruled by the delegate appointment process.
geek tragedy
Apr 2016
#35
Yes, it's 100% inaccurate. False. Untrue. Just like your post earlier about people here
PeaceNikki
Apr 2016
#51
Well thanks for answering... no need to be rude next time when someone is unfamiliar with the rules.
GeorgiaPeanuts
Apr 2016
#54