New York
Related: About this forumThis is a sample ballot for the NYS primary.
Remember to vote for your candidate and all of your candidates delegates.
Some congressional districts get more delegates than others so be sure to read your ballot carefully.
This particular district has five but the one in the south get 6 or 7 delegates. The reason is they give more delegates to areas with more Democrats.
The Old Lie
(123 posts)on the top of your ballot.
It's a vote for Clinton.
TheCowsCameHome
(40,210 posts)Others are waiting in line to do the same.
RoccoR5955
(12,471 posts)You have to read underneath the name, who the delegate is pledged to, and vote appropriately.
dynamo99
(48 posts)Don't count on Bernie being on the top row. Around here (not NY) they rotate candidate position on different batches of ballots, so nobody will have "position advantage". It wouldn't surprise me if NY does that as well.
Spitfire of ATJ
(32,723 posts)zstat
(56 posts)If independents do this in large numbers, Bernie is likely to get additional votes.
A net gain. Go college independents.
Spread the word.
John K
(80 posts)captainarizona
(363 posts)We complain about republican vote suppression.. We ignore democratic vote suppression. New york no independents alowed to vote in presidential primary. We laugh because trump kids can't vote because they had to reregister from independents by october. How about independents who want to vote for bernie. Also no same day registration. Vote suppression look in the mirror democratic party.
hrmjustin
(71,265 posts)Independents knew this and were warned.
Independents are not being suppressed.
mhatrw
(10,786 posts)Thanks for the heads up on this.
thesquanderer
(12,333 posts)hrmjustin
(71,265 posts)My ballot was up to down and they were Sanders on top and Hillary on the bottom.
thesquanderer
(12,333 posts)I took a chance and marked everyone who was on the same line as my chosen candidate. It was either that or vote for the candidate and leave the rest blank.