Colobo
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Tue Feb-12-08 01:38 AM
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Puerto Rican Primaries: The Facts |
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Format: Caucus When: June 1st Delegates: 63 -36 of them will be in play in the June 1st primary. Another 12 delegates will be chosen in a convention to be held on June 21st. Also, in that convention, the delegates of the June 1st primary will be split. 7 political leaders or elected officials are chosen as well as superdelegates on June 21. -The already chosen 7 superdelegates from Puerto Rico are: 1) Aníbal Acevedo Vilá (Governor of PR) 2) Roberto Prats (President of the Puerto Rico Democratic Party) 3) Kenneth McClintock (Senate Majority Leader) 4) Luissette Arrarás (Vice-President of the Puerto Rico Democratic Party) 5) Eliseo Roqués (Vice-President of the Democratic Party Hispanic Caucus) 6) Celita Arroyo de Roqués (National Comitteewoman) 7) Francisco Domenech (Memeber of the Democratic Party)
-The 63rd delegate will be chosen on Jun 21st, and won't support either candidate.
(There is a possibility that the Puerto Rican Caucuses are changed to a primary. Stay tuned...)
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Tue Feb-12-08 01:43 AM
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1. why won't the 63rd delegate support either candidate? |
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Tue Feb-12-08 01:44 AM
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Tue Feb-12-08 01:52 AM
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3. I thought it was an ironic statement but the begining was so factual |
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what a great set up! Got me good
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