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TAG | 2016 DFL precinct caucuses

Precinct   Hillary Clinton  Bernie Sanders Uncommitted O’Malley
EP 01 38 49 1
EP 02 79 66
EP 03 44 54 1
EP 04 53 80 1
EP 05 59 92
EP 06 52 56 2
EP 07 43 53 1 1
EP 09 64 46 1
EP 10 69 49
EP 11 24 61
EP 12 62 45
EP 13 39 58 1
EP 14 60 81 1
EP 15 55 50
EP 16 66 63  1
EP 17 44 50
EP 18 57 41
EP 19A 51 63 1
EP 19B 23 25
Subtotal 982 1082 10 2
Mtka 1A 73 49
Mtka 1D 68 80
Mtka 3F 51 50
Mtka 4A 30 30 2
Mtka 4B 24 31 1
Mtka 4C 34 41
Mtka 4D 52 66
Mtka 4E 53 54
Mtka 4F 54 40
Subtotal 439 441 3 0
TOTAL 1421 1523 13 2
TOTAL NUMBER OF BALLOTS             =  2959
SANDERS WON BY 102 VOTES

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Feb/16

19

On Selecting Candidates and Voting in Minnesota

Think Again Minnesota’s January 19th (2016) election information forum in Brooklyn Park helped prepare voters for their precinct caucuses and political party conventions.

via DemocraticVisions

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Feb/15

16

Minnesota’s major party chairs agree to move 2016 precinct caucus date

Precinct CaucusesTo meet the requirements for the 2016 Presidential nominating process set forth by both the Democratic and Republican National Committees, DFL Chairman Ken Martin and GOP Chairman Keith Downey have agreed to move the 2016 precinct caucus date to March 1, 2016.

State law allows the chairs of Minnesota’s two major political parties to submit to the Minnesota Secretary of State a single date on which they have agreed to conduct their precinct caucuses in the next even-numbered year. A letter notifying Secretary of State Steve Simon stating the agreement was delivered Monday, February 16, 2015.

DFL Chairman Ken Martin said he and Downey found quick agreement on this issue and he appreciates the opportunity to move the date. That evening, DFLers will cast a binding presidential preference ballot.

“With an open seat at the top of the ticket we are already gearing up for a busy 2016,” Martin said. “We’ll work hard between precinct caucuses and the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia to have a delegation that is ready to nominate the next President of the United States. And after we have our nominee we’ll work hard to keep the seat in Democratic hands to ensure this nation has a leader that works for the interests of all people, not the interests of a select few.”

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