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Democratic Primaries
In reply to the discussion: Wisconsin is between a rock and a hard place [View all]ewagner
(18,967 posts)29. That is correct!
Very few people I've talked to have any passion for the Primary vote...it's Supreme Court...
and
flying waaaay below the radar...this is the election of LOCAL ELECTED OFFICIALS ACROSS THE STATE...
City Aldermen
County Board Supervisors
Mayors
all non-partisan County Officials
Township and Village Boards and Chairpersons
The Republican not only refused to do the "by-mail" voting, they failed to amend the statutes so that all local officials currently holding office could hold their seats until a "mail-in" or an "in-person" election could be held to replace them...the current statutes says that ALL those positions expire on the Third Tuesday of April! NO EXCEPTIONS!
The Repubs refused to address that...the result would have been chaos!

primary today, I would vote for: Undecided
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Edited: I Withdraw my previous statement, and I give my thanks to all those below for their arguments
LongtimeAZDem
Apr 2020
#1
This has absolutely nothing to do with Bernie Sanders. There is a critical Supreme Court
liskddksil
Apr 2020
#7
This really doesn't have much to do with Bernie. The GOP are trying to
The Velveteen Ocelot
Apr 2020
#27
Those who view voting as a civil obligation and essential service to country and state
frazzled
Apr 2020
#13
Most likely those repubs are hoping Bernie can pull out a win to keep this going. nt
Kahuna
Apr 2020
#15
No, they don't care about that. The state supreme court is the big deal here.
The Velveteen Ocelot
Apr 2020
#33
Because the gov called out national guard to do the job of the pollworkers who cant come. So WHERE
Kashkakat v.2.0
Apr 2020
#37