Who inherits O'Malley's voters?

[kennetha]

I understand that if you don't get 15% (is that right?) in a caucus site, you don't get any votes out of that caucus. Will O'Malley get 15% anywhere? If not, doesn't that mean that his voters have to caucus with somebody else? Who gets his votes? Is there any polling on that? Could make a huge difference to the outcome.

[JustAnotherGen]

1. I don't think they

HAVE to. I think they can walk away.

[kennetha]

2. pretty strange process

you show up, you vote, your candidate doesn't meet some threshold, then you either walk away or have to vote for somebody else.

[elleng]

3. NO ONE

'inherits' us. We may be persuaded to join the group of another candidate.

From what I've seen, there is NO consensus on where we might go.

[DavidDvorkin]

4. Never count chickens too soon

http://www.democraticunderground.com/12511064537

[restorefreedom]

5. i think that system stinks

but as to the question, i imagine we will find out. i think i saw a poll showing mom and bernie sanders having very similar positions, but its no guarantee. frankly, if i couldn't vote for my candidate, i might be pissed enoughh to just go home