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Santander
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« on: March 10, 2016, 03:22:38 PM »

I actually wouldn't keep the primary system at all.

But if I had to keep it, I wouldn't change too much. The current early states are pretty good choices on the D side. I think NC would probably be better than SC as the first southern state, but keeping the early states small gives outsiders a shot at establishing momentum, so SC can stay. MI and OH are great microcosms of the D coalition and should come right after the early states, as part of a balanced schedule between the Northeast, South, West and Midwest. Big, safe D states like NY and CA can go last to avoid spending unnecessary amounts of money before the general election.
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