The “uncommitted” campaign said it hoped to get 10,000 votes in the Michigan primary. While the Listen to Michigan campaign easily cleared its 10,000-vote goal, it’s still unknown how seriously Biden will take the message. In 2012, when then-President Barack Obama was running unopposed, over 20,000 people voted “uncommitted” in the Michigan primary, representing over 10 percent of the vote. On the eve of the primary, Biden told reporters that an Israel-Hamas ceasefire deal could come as early as next week. The post ‘Uncommitted’ Campaign in Michigan Shatters Expectations Against Biden appeared first on The Daily Beast.
