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6. Have you ever gone through the endorsement process? You have to start by attending a caucus

Thu May 28, 2026, 11:54 AM

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which is generally considered a disenfranchising process.

Each caucus is limited on how many delegates it can stand for the next meeting.

The next one, too, is limited on how many delegates it can stand to the next stage. And, of course it has to include equal number of men and women. I have not attended any for many years so perhaps now it has to include a certain percentage of African Americans, gays, transgenders..

Thus, not “any voter” can participate” in the endorsement process.

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The endorsements games [View all] question everything Wednesday OP

What's your solution? iemanja Thursday #1

I would like to remove the "abiding by the endorsement" promise by the candidates. question everything Thursday #2

I can't tell what you're objecting to -- the fact that there's an endorsement process, or the fact that sometimes WhiskeyGrinder Thursday #3

Not an objection but an observation, really, thinking out loudly. question everything Thursday #4

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Have you ever gone through the endorsement process? You have to start by attending a caucus question everything Thursday #6

Many times. It's definitely a pain in the ass, and I don't love it. WhiskeyGrinder Thursday #7

No, keep endorsements but hoping that the candidates, while grateful, not feel bound by it. question everything Thursday #8