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Fri Jan-30-04 01:21 PM
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| Which, if any, primaries/caucuses are winner take all? delagate wise |
| davidinalameda
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Fri Jan-30-04 01:39 PM
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| 1. don't believe that any are |
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it's all based on percentages
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Fri Jan-30-04 01:47 PM
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It always loomed as the critical winner-take-all state for long, contested primaries. Don't know if it still is.
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Fri Jan-30-04 01:55 PM
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| 3. Nope. But it has a 15% threshhold statewide and in each district. |
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Edited on Fri Jan-30-04 01:56 PM by genius
So any candidate who does not get 15% of the results (statewide or in that CD) will not get any delegates. Theoretically someone could come in second or third or fourth and get more delegates. I am expecting Kucinich to get a lot of delegates in the bay area (San Francisco).
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They all have thresholds now.
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