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And there you go. It looks like the NY-Dem presidential primary will stay on June 23 (instead of being canceled).
That'll save the state party from having to go back before the #DNCRBC to account for any other changes to their delegate selection plan. https://twitter.com/ZekeJMiller/status/1262748051292078087
That'll save the state party from having to go back before the #DNCRBC to account for any other changes to their delegate selection plan. https://twitter.com/ZekeJMiller/status/1262748051292078087
And bear in mind the #DNCRBC just got the revised NY-Dem delegate selection plan the night before last Tuesday's meeting. So a thorough review of that is still in the works.
Don't expect too many changes. District delegates will still be on the primary ballot.
Don't expect too many changes. District delegates will still be on the primary ballot.
The biggest things in that NY-Dem DSP will be...
1) The 45 day UOCAVA buffer has been breached. We're just 35 days until June 23.
2) Incorporating the vote-by-mail component that came out of one of Cuomo's covid executive orders.
1) The 45 day UOCAVA buffer has been breached. We're just 35 days until June 23.
2) Incorporating the vote-by-mail component that came out of one of Cuomo's covid executive orders.
Just 35 days until June 23. All parties concerned -- state government, state parties, voters, etc. -- have to prepare. A big undertaking considering the absentee ballot push. https://twitter.com/michaelkamon/status/1262762647528890368
Typed up some of the thoughts from this thread on the New York presidential primary now officially set for June 23 here:
https://frontloading.blogspot.com/2020/05/appeal-denied-new-york-democratic.html
https://frontloading.blogspot.com/2020/05/appeal-denied-new-york-democratic.html
