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Who will win?
This poll is closed. |
| Gephardt |
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6 |
12.77% |
| Kerry |
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19 |
40.43% |
| Dean |
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12 |
25.53% |
| Edwards |
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8 |
17.02% |
| Undecided/Other |
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2 |
4.26% |
| Total: |
47 voters |
100% |
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Comrade Tassadar
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Kucinich!
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titansfan216
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Pittsburgh, PA
Mar 2002
time: 00:33
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Edan
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From this article, it sounds like Dean and Edwards might be at a slight disadvantage because of how Iowa runs their messed up primaries...
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If the "winner" anointed by the media is determined by the delegate count rather than the raw count, who's likely to get screwed? Do the math. Edwards is hovering just above 15 percent in most statewide surveys. That means that in a lot of precincts, his supporters are likely to fall just below the viability threshold and be disbanded, earning zero delegates. Dean could be shortchanged by the turnout-based allotment of delegates to each precinct. If, as advertised, Dean brings in people who had previously given up on voting, the low turnout caused by their absence from the last election in that precinct will diminish the number of delegates they can earn in this election, no matter how many of them show up. |
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