Question resolves based on whether the results (vote totals) of New Hampshire’s state primary on Jan 23 are used to determine the allocation of NH delegates at the Democratic National Convention on Aug 22.

If a different method is used to allocate delegates for NH, or NH receives no delegates at the convention, this resolves NO. 

The percentage of delegates NH receives does not have any bearing on the outcome of this question unless it is zero. That is - a NH delegation with half its votes stripped, but nevertheless allocated using the vote totals on Jan 23 will resolve YES, not 50%.

The act of registering or not registering to put one’s name on the ballot for the primary is not considered part of the results of the primary.

If a mail-in primary is scheduled with ballots begun to be sent out on or before Jan 23 (as with the Iowa caucuses), it will only be considered part of the results of the primary if vote totals are posted on Jan 23.

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