Your vote really doesn’t count
Why is it during the presidential primary, all you here is, “Let’s get the vote out.” Does anyone understand the popularity vote does not put either candidate in office? Your popularity vote means nothing. It’s fine for local elections, such as courthouse candidates, state senators, governors. It counts, your vote – but not for our highest office. Super delegates and local delegates put your president in office.
Look at your popularity vote, it means nothing. It’s just a statistic. You can win a state and your candidate only receives maybe five or six more delegates. Save your gas. You don’t have a choice except in local elections.
Steve Krcelich
Republic