Protest Votes Against Biden Surge in Democratic Primaries Over Gaza Policy
A growing number of Democratic voters are choosing 'uncommitted' or 'no preference' in primaries to pressure President Biden on his Gaza policy.
- In recent Democratic primaries, a significant number of voters have selected 'uncommitted' or 'no preference' to protest President Biden's handling of the Gaza conflict.
- The movement, which began in Michigan, has spread to several states, including North Carolina, Minnesota, and Washington, showing widespread discontent within the Democratic base.
- Activists are demanding a permanent ceasefire in Gaza and a shift in U.S. policy towards humanitarian aid, away from military support for Israel.
- The protest votes have led to at least 20 delegates carrying the message of peace and humanitarian aid to the Democratic National Convention.
- President Biden's response to these pressures and his policy adjustments towards Gaza could significantly impact his chances in the November 2024 general election.