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Iowa Poll canceled after Buttigieg's name was omitted
Devon Jones Asked by Devon Jones
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Iowa Poll canceled after Buttigieg's name was omitted

Intentional

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Machine Error

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Intentional

"Pete Buttigieg in Iowa on Sunday addresses the Des Moines Register poll being withdrawn right before the Iowa caucuses, reportedly because his name was left out during at least... Show More
"Pete Buttigieg in Iowa on Sunday addresses the Des Moines Register poll being withdrawn right before the Iowa caucuses, reportedly because his name was left out during at least one polling call." – NBC News Show Less
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Machine Error

See more about Buttigieg at NBC News: https://www.msnbc.com/am-joy/watch/buttigieg-in-iowa-addresses-des-moines-register-poll-withdrawal-77979205798
See more about Buttigieg at NBC News: https://www.msnbc.com/am-joy/watch/buttigieg-in-iowa-addresses-des-moines-register-poll-withdrawal-77979205798 Show Less
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Yea or Nay: Democrats get enough votes to subpoena witnesses?
Sai Gohel Asked by Sai Gohel
234 Votes

Yea or Nay: Democrats get enough votes to subpoena witnesses?

Yea

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Nay

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Yea

Democrats have a 47 seat minority in the Senate, they can get 4 Republican votes.
Democrats have a 47 seat minority in the Senate, they can get 4 Republican votes. Show Less
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Nay

Probably won’t get those few votes.
Probably won’t get those few votes. Show Less
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Grasping at straws, and the American people are waking up to all their criminal activity.

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Electoral College members required to vote their state decision?
Devon Jones Asked by Devon Jones
220 Votes

Electoral College members required to vote their state decision?

Use popular vote

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Pick who they want

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Use popular vote

The Supreme Court will take on an issue that could decide how the United States President is elected. Should the Electoral College electors be allowed to go against their state'... Show More
The Supreme Court will take on an issue that could decide how the United States President is elected. Should the Electoral College electors be allowed to go against their state's popular vote and cast a ballot for who they think best. Show Less
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Pick who they want

Read the full article at NBC: https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/supreme-court/faithless-elector-supreme-court-will-hear-case-could-change-how-n1113051
Read the full article at NBC: https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/supreme-court/faithless-elector-supreme-court-will-hear-case-could-change-how-n1113051 Show Less
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