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National Presidential Primary-Round 1

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Poll

Question:

Who would you prefer as your parties nominee

#1 Hillary Clinton		4 (9.5%)
#2 Lincoln Chafee		0 (0%)
#3 Lawrence Lessig		1 (2.4%)
#4 Martin O'Malley		1 (2.4%)
#5 Bernie Sanders		14 (33.3%)
#6 Jim Webb		2 (4.8%)
#7 Jeb Bush		1 (2.4%)
#8 Ben Carson		0 (0%)
#9 Chris Christie		1 (2.4%)
#10 Ted Cruz		1 (2.4%)
#11 Carly Fiorina		0 (0%)
#12 Jim Gilmore		0 (0%)
#13 Lindsey Graham		0 (0%)
#14 Mike Huckabee		0 (0%)
#15 Bobby Jindal		0 (0%)
#16 John Kasich		3 (7.1%)
#17 George Pataki		1 (2.4%)
#18 Rand Paul		5 (11.9%)
#19 Rick Perry		0 (0%)
#20 Marco Rubio		4 (9.5%)
#21 Rick Santorum		0 (0%)
#22 Donald Trump		4 (9.5%)
#23 Scott Walker		0 (0%)

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Total Voters: 42

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	National Presidential Primary-Round 1 « on: February 05, 2016, 08:53:28 PM »
	« edited: February 05, 2016, 08:55:52 PM by Pacific Councilor 1184AZ »

I thought it would be interesting to see how a national primary would play out on Atlas. You may vote in the party you most Identify with. I will place candidates that had previously declared but since dropped out in this poll as well . First Candidate that gets 50 +1 in their respected primary wins, after each round the candidate with the lowest percentage is dropped , additional any candidates with less the 5% of the vote in their primary are also dropped. I will calculate percentages for each parties primary by the amount of votes cast in that parties primary, and not all the votes overall. I will run each round for 72 hours.

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