Hillary Clinton

workinclasszero

(28,270 posts) Sat Jun 11, 2016, 08:00 AM Jun 2016

Undeclared Democratic Party chairs begin migration to Clinton

By DANIEL STRAUSS 06/10/16 05:01 PM EDT

Undeclared Democratic Party chairmen are coming off the sidelines and declaring their support for Hillary Clinton now that she's the presumptive Democratic nominee.

Maryland Democratic Party Chairman Bruce Poole is backing Clinton, he told POLITICO via text message on Friday, adding that the Clinton campaign is now aware of his support. Even though Clinton won Maryland, 63 percent to Bernie Sanders' 32 percent, Poole said he had delayed supporting the former secretary of state because he wanted to let the primary play out and give Sanders and Clinton time to make their cases.

http://www.politico.com/blogs/2016-dem-primary-live-updates-and-results/2016/06/democratic-party-chairs-hillary-clinton-224201

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Undeclared Democratic Party chairs begin migration to Clinton (Original Post) workinclasszero Jun 2016 OP

K&R! stonecutter357 Jun 2016 #1

Undeclared Democratic Party chairs begin migration to Clinton. LenaBaby61 Jun 2016 #2

Massive K & R. Thanks for posting. Good for Team Hillary. Surya Gayatri Jun 2016 #3

Does anyone remember this undeclared situation ever happening before? displacedtexan Jun 2016 #4

I'm not to clear on how supers are pledged or undeclared workinclasszero Jun 2016 #5

Some have stated they would wait, they will be declaring and I expect the remainder will be Thinkingabout Jun 2016 #6

Right. workinclasszero Jun 2016 #7

stonecutter357

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1. K&R!

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Sat Jun 11, 2016, 08:02 AM

Jun 2016

LenaBaby61

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2. Undeclared Democratic Party chairs begin migration to Clinton.

Reply to workinclasszero (Original post)

Sat Jun 11, 2016, 08:11 AM

Jun 2016

Even though Clinton won Maryland, 63 percent to Bernie Sanders' 32 percent, Poole said he had delayed supporting the former secretary of state because he wanted to let the primary play out and give Sanders and Clinton time to make their cases.

By winning the largest state in the union California and finishing strong in the remaining primary contests, I believe Hillary's more than on her way to making the case to be the Dem nominee for POTUS.