Will more than 12% of Michigan Democratic primary votes on Feb. 27 be "uncommitted"?
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New York Times reports that "Uncommitted" is currently at 13.8%, with 85% of expected votes in. With those numbers, it would have to get less than 2% of the outstanding vote to go below 12% again. So this is virtually guaranteed to resolve YES. Even if NYT's estimation of the expected vote in is wrong, it would have to be way off for there to be any chance of a NO resolution.
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