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Re: Who Wins the Popular Vote

Hey, Matt, did you see this plan being floated by Florida Senate Democrats to get their delegates seated?

Basically, they are saying they should seat half of the delegates according to their primary and then figure out a way to seat the other half based on:
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A) the popular vote in all states except Michigan and Florida
B) delegates won in all states except Michigan and Florida or,
C) a straight split

And, Michigan might have to come up with a similar idea because the revote there looks dunzo.

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