Does South Carolina have too much, too little, or an ok amount of influence on who gets nominated? (user search)
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  Does South Carolina have too much, too little, or an ok amount of influence on who gets nominated? (search mode)
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Question: Does South Carolina have too much, too little, or an ok amount of influence on who gets nominated?
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Too much (D)
 
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Too much (R)
 
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Too much (I)
 
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Too little (D)
 
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Too little (R)
 
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Too little (I)
 
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An ok amount (D)
 
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An ok amount (R)
 
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An ok amount (I)
 
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« on: January 19, 2021, 09:45:45 PM »

Seems okay.  South Carolina is a Republican base state and a reasonably good microcosm of the party for their primary.

For Democrats, South Carolina is a test run for how the presidential candidates are doing with the black vote.  This is very important for us.  Is there some other state which could fill that role better?
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