Texas primaries are weird
Everything You Need To Know About the Texas Delegate Process
In Texas, you have to vote once with your ballot, and then again with your presence at a caucus-like event. Can’t these crazy Texans ever do anything nomally?
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Chris is originally from the swing state of Missouri, and isn't used to having his democratic votes count for next to nothing. He also blogs at chrisamiller.com
Ian is a native Houstonian drawn into action by Bush's total disregard for liberty, both at home and abroad. Ian is additionally interested in bringing improved mass transit, urban density, and clean energy to Texas.
Michael is a Ph.D. candidate studying muscle biology and Muscular Dystrophy. He's a native Houstonian and his very first vote was in the 2000 election between Gore and Bush.
Roy is an Undergraduate at The University of Texas. As a native Houstonian, he enjoys living in Austin, the island of blue in a sea of red.
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