Joe Biden To Face More Uncommitted Votes
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Joe Biden is facing backlash from voters in his own party.
Over 100,000 voters voted “uncommitted” in the Michigan Democrat primary.
President Joe Biden easily won Michigan’s Democratic presidential primary Tuesday night. That part was never in question.
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The “uncommitted” campaign said it hoped to get 10,000 votes in the Michigan primary. That threshold was so easily cleared Tuesday that “uncommitted” looked like it would get 10,000 votes in the Republican primary alone, garnering more than 33,000 votes among GOP primarygoers.
In the Democratic primary, the message was far stronger.
The “uncommitted” movement eventually surpassed 100,000 votes in the Democratic primary—a clear rebuke of the president’s unconditional support for Israel and a major sign of trouble for Biden in a state that was decided by less than 11,000 votes in 2016.
This movement is gaining steam in more states.
Other states mobilizing voters to vote uncommitted in Tuesday’s primary include Washington, Colorado and Minnesota.
The Colorado Palestine Coalition announced a launch the ‘Vote Noncommitted Colorado’ after the Michigan Primary on Tuesday, urging voters to reject Biden because of his support for the war in Gaza.
‘WE SAY NO, TO GENOCIDE JOE!’ the coalition wrote on it’s social media platforms.
The campaign also earned support from the Democratic Socialists of America, who urged members to join the effort.
‘Until this administration ends its support for Israel’s genocide in Gaza and delivers a permanent, lasting ceasefire, Joe Biden will bear the responsibility for another Trump presidency,’ they wrote.
