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Dionys1 year, 6 months ago

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In Pennsyvannia Hillary won by 200,000 votes!
Now Hillary got 10 delegates with that 200,000 vote gain.
While Obama got 13 delegates with the 13,000 vote gain in Idaho.
Interesting how our delegate system works.

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  Mdiar1 year, 6 months ago
  
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  Its all based around how the vote splits up in the Democratic Party. The Democratic Party should go for a pure popular vote or back to what the Republican Party does, truth be told. The first one promotes a more true democracy. The second one will make them win more elections.
  
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