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Democratic Primaries

Ninga

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3. With 3 plus months to go before the first votes are cast, it's very likely the ebb and flow

Reply to Soph0571 (Original post)

Mon Oct 21, 2019, 07:08 AM

Oct 2019

of the front runners will continue to flex.

The candidates know this better than anyone else.

I think this process is a tremendous test of leadership and communication.

Lots of laps yet to go in the race.

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Undecided

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Poll: Iowa caucuses are 'up for grabs' as Pete Buttigieg surges into top tier [View all] Soph0571 Oct 2019 OP

Someone other than Biden, Warren, Sanders winning Iowa would be a reprieve for the Democratic Party Renew Deal Oct 2019 #1

It doesn't get "tedious" for me to see Cha Oct 2019 #2

With 3 plus months to go before the first votes are cast, it's very likely the ebb and flow Ninga Oct 2019 #3

Good news for Buttigieg - but reality check... He's still at 2% among AAs. And, if he wins Iowa? No, Skya Rhen Oct 2019 #4

If anyone finds a link to the poll results pleased share. redqueen Oct 2019 #5

Come on, Pete. We need you :) patricia92243 Oct 2019 #6

Pete is putting in a lot of work on the ground in Iowa crazytown Oct 2019 #7

People yelling in someone's living room is not democracy. Tarc Oct 2019 #8

+1. Rural white people yelling in somebody's rural home dalton99a Oct 2019 #9