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>The DNC rigged the primary for one candidate. Clearly there were people within the DNC who preferred clinton, but in what sense did they rig the vote? See: h
by KVFinn 10y ago
>The DNC rigged the primary for one candidate.
Clearly there were people within the DNC who preferred clinton, but in what sense did they rig the vote?
See: http://electionado.com/canvas/1478880826459 http://electionado.com/canvas/1478880826459
- equalunique 10y agoThere was a conflict of interest between the top election official for Brooklyn and a "Clinton Super-delegate" http://reverbpress.com/politics/battlegrounds/ny-poll-worker-who-dropped-thousands-from-voter-list-paid-6-6-million/ http://reverbpress.com/politics/battlegrounds/ny-poll-worker... Whatever the case was, 126K Brooklyn-based democrats were unable to cast votes in the primary http://www.pbs.org/newshour/rundown/officials-investigating-why-126000-voters-were-purged-from-ny-rolls/ http://www.pbs.org/newshour/rundown/officials-investigating-... Brooklyn is one of the parts of the NYC area that have ultra liberal demographics, so one could draw the conclusion that Brooklyn's voting power would have tipped the NY primary towards Sanders.