Dem Officials Will Fight Sanders’ Nomination if He Doesn’t Have Delegate Majority, Says Report

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Superdelegates told The New York Times they will disrupt Sanders’ nomination even if it causes damage to the party.

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Published Feb. 27 2020 8:30AM EST

Democratic Party officials “overwhelmingly oppose” handing their presidential nomination to Sen. Bernie Sanders if he falls short of a majority of delegates, according to The New York Times.

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Dem Officials Will Fight Sanders’ Nomination if He Doesn’t Have Delegate Majority, Says Report

Superdelegates told The New York Times they will disrupt Sanders’ nomination even if it causes damage to the party.

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Jamie Ross