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.