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How Martin O'Malley Supporters Could Decide This Election
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January 25, 2016
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Jan 25, 201611:57Now PlayingIn the days leading up to the Iowa Democratic caucus, most eyes are on Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton. Who will win? But it might end up being Martin O'Malley who ends up being crucial. John Iadarola (ThinkTank), Jimmy Dore (The Jimmy Dore Show Podcast), and Jonathan Harris , hosts of the The Young Turks, break it down. Tell us what you think in the comment section below.
"Martin O’Malley has rarely broken above 5 percent in Iowa polls, but on caucus night he could be the most popular person in the room — or, rather, his supporters will be, as activists forHillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders desperately try to scoop them up.
The arcane rules of Iowa’s Democratic caucuses mean that most O’Malley supporters will be ruled “nonviable” if he does not get 15 percent support at a caucus; his supporters will then be up for grabs by another candidate. With polls showing the race between Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Sanders narrowing to a near tie, O’Malley supporters, along with attendees who enter their neighborhood caucuses undecided, could swing the results.
“The most coveted person in Iowa politics is an undecided person or the O’Malley nonviable folks,” said Kevin Geiken, a Democratic strategist in the state."*
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