Organizers are pushing for Democratic voters to select or write in 'uncommitted' on their ballots in upcoming primaries as a protest against President Biden's handling of the Israel-Hamas war. The movement started in Michigan and is gaining traction in other states.
Key Points
Over 100,000 Michiganders cast 'uncommitted' votes in the primary as a protest
Similar efforts are being organized in Pennsylvania, Minnesota, and Washington
Organizers hope to pressure Biden to change his position on the Gaza conflict
Pros
Highlighting frustrations with the Biden administration's stance on the Israel-Hamas conflict
Encouraging political engagement and activism among voters
Cons
Potential division within the Democratic Party
Risk of weakening Biden's position in the general election