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Will The DNC Take Reform Seriously? W/Ron Placone
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December 14, 2017
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"After the contentious primary between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, the Democratic Party formed the Unity Reform Commission to make the nominating process more fair. This weekend, after four meetings over the course of seven months, the commission gathered for a final time to vote on proposals to change superdelegates, the caucus process, voter registration, and other rules.
The proposals, guided by the commission's official mandate, reflect a major change: They would effectively reduce the number of superdelegates by about 60%, require absentee voting and mandatory vote counts in caucuses, encourage states to allow same-day party and voter registration, and set new guidelines at the Democratic National Committee (DNC) to ensure fairness and neutrality in a presidential race.
Throughout the two-day meeting here on Friday and Saturday, members of the 21-person commission were still finalizing language in the report, voting on last-minute amendments. The commission approved the report in full on Saturday afternoon."
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