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DNC Unity Reform Commission Outcome: Will Primaries Finally Be Fair?
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14:48Now PlayingThe DNC Unity Reform Commission has recommended changes for the Democratic Party to institute in order to make primaries more fair, including cuts to the number of superdelegates, changes to caucuses, and greater transparency. However, these changes will have to be approved by a vote from the aggregate DNC in order to be fully adopted. In this segment we'll discuss the proposed changes and the likelihood DNC members will actually approve them.
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