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⭐Super Tuesday⭐: Will "Uncommitted" get at least 5% of the vote in every Democratic primary where is it an option?
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After a decent showing in Michigan, "Uncommitted" is on the ballot in many Super Tuesday states: Alaska, Colorado, Iowa, Massachusetts, Minnesota, North Carolina, and Tennessee.
This question resolves YES if Uncommitted receives 5% or more of the total vote share in the Democratic primary of every state where the option is explicitly available as an option on the ballot.
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@DanMan314 Iowa is a state and it is having a caucus. Is Iowa included in the scope of this question?
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