What’s driving WA Dems to vote “uncommitted”
There’s a growing movement among Democrats in Washington State to vote “uncommitted” in the presidential primary, rather than cast a vote for President Joe Biden
Seattle Times political reporter Jim Brunner explains what's behind the effort.
Read Jim Brunner's article in the Seattle Times here.
Editor's note: KUOW's Chief Digital Officer Rami Al-Kabra is also the elected deputy mayor of Bothell and took part in Monday's Vote Uncommitted rally.
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