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yardwork

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10. I don't think the IA caucuses are predictive of much.

Fri Jan 17, 2020, 04:41 PM

Jan 2020

Caucuses in particular are problematic as their representation is skewed due to the lengthy time commitment, requirement that participants argue with one another, etc. Lots of people are unwilling or unable to participate in caucuses.

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

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Will the IA caucuses effect your vote if the winner is not your candidate? [View all] Tiggeroshii Jan 2020 OP

If I don't think Buttigieg is viable after Iowa and going into NH, I'll switch my support brooklynite Jan 2020 #1

I'll wait until at least after Super Tuesday scheming daemons Jan 2020 #2

It's true Turin_C3PO Jan 2020 #4

I'm in Iowa, so probably not ;) The Revolution Jan 2020 #3

I vote in June, it is a long time between IA, NH and me. GemDigger Jan 2020 #5

It depends who drops out Algernon Moncrieff Jan 2020 #6

Well it seems unanimous so far. n/t totodeinhere Jan 2020 #7

I also will wait until later tiredtoo Jan 2020 #8

Saw an article snowybirdie Jan 2020 #9

I don't think the IA caucuses are predictive of much. yardwork Jan 2020 #10

Nope frazzled Jan 2020 #11

It is difficult to care about a caucus in a 90+% white state Gothmog Jan 2020 #12