In the Michigan Democratic primary, over 100,000 voters voted 'uncommitted' as a rebuke of President Biden's Israel policies. The campaign aimed to send a message to Biden about his stance on Gaza and received support from high-profile figures like Rep. Rashida Tlaib.
Key Points
Over 100,000 'uncommitted' votes in the Michigan Democratic primary
Campaign aimed at Biden's handling of the war in Gaza
Support from high-profile leaders like Rashida Tlaib and Bernie Sanders
Pros
Successful campaign to send a message to President Biden about his Israel policies
Received support from influential figures like Rep. Rashida Tlaib
Cons
Potential division within the Democratic party leading up to the general election
Uncertainty about how seriously Biden will take the message