2008 Democratic All-Options Primary --SEMI-CLOSED PRIMARY PLEASE-- (user search)

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2008 Democratic All-Options Primary --SEMI-CLOSED PRIMARY PLEASE-- (search mode)

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Question:

Who would you have voted for?

#1 Senator Evan Bayh		3 (9.7%)
#2 Senator Joe Biden		0 (0%)
#3 General Wesley Clark		1 (3.2%)
#4 Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton		3 (9.7%)
#5 Senator Tom Daschle		2 (6.5%)
#6 Governor Howard Dean		2 (6.5%)
#7 Senator Christopher Dodd		0 (0%)
#8 Senator John Edwards		1 (3.2%)
#9 Senator Russ Feingold		8 (25.8%)
#10 Vice-President Al Gore		1 (3.2%)
#11 Senator Mike Gravel		3 (9.7%)
#12 Senator John Kerry		0 (0%)
#13 Representative Dennis Kucinich		4 (12.9%)
#14 Senator Barack Obama		2 (6.5%)
#15 Governor Bill Richardson		0 (0%)
#16 Reverend Al Sharpton		0 (0%)
#17 Governor Tom Vilsack		1 (3.2%)
#18 Governor Mark Warner		0 (0%)

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Partisan results

Total Voters: 31

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Topic: 2008 Democratic All-Options Primary --SEMI-CLOSED PRIMARY PLEASE-- (Read 759 times)

Cobbler
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Re: 2008 Democratic All-Options Primary --SEMI-CLOSED PRIMARY PLEASE--

« on: September 01, 2012, 02:53:53 PM »

Well, if I could vote, I'd probably go for Wes Clark. The biggest issue at the time was the war, and having a General would've probably been a politically smart move that would have won over some Republicans.

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Cobbler
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Re: 2008 Democratic All-Options Primary --SEMI-CLOSED PRIMARY PLEASE--

« Reply #1 on: September 01, 2012, 04:01:24 PM »

Quote from: Californian Tony on September 01, 2012, 02:57:35 PM

Quote from: Cobbler on September 01, 2012, 02:53:53 PM

The biggest issue at the time was the war

I'm pretty sure the economy was the main issue, especially after Lehman Brothers' downfall, but even before.

Not really during the primaries.

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