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sunonmars Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Feb-07-08 03:55 PM
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The DNC should ask the people of Florida and Michigan if there vote should stand
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Edited on Thu Feb-07-08 03:58 PM by sunonmars

Why can't the DNC undertake a huge poll withing Florida and Michigan with the aid of 2 of the most neutral polling bodies.

Ask a random sample of 15'000 people in Florida and in Michigan, Do you think the results of the Michigan or Florida ballot should stand.

If it is a yes, then the vote should be honoured, if it is a no , then a revote applied.

Its a simple way to as certain if they feel that no campaigning affected a decision.

Could this not be a simpler way of them deciding.

Its their vote, let them decide!
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