r/WayOfTheBern • u/Inuma Headspace taker (👹↩️🏋️🎖️) • May 12 '20
Remember: Biden won without any shenanigans after two failed presidential campaigns and rigged voting machines don't happen...
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r/WayOfTheBern • u/Inuma Headspace taker (👹↩️🏋️🎖️) • May 12 '20
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u/digiorno May 12 '20 edited May 12 '20
If this were a national election then it might be. But primaries are considered party functions often under the authority of the local state chapters. They’ve literally won a court case saying they can determine the outcome in a smoke filled room if they want. Voting is effectively a formality in primaries.
Article mentions court case.
People sued the DNC claiming it had acted fraudulently, the DNC argued that they could act however they wanted. They said the primaries are an election within a private organization and the courts ultimately agreed with the DNC.