Does any know are there any penalty’s imposed in response to a candidate who signed a contract stating they agreed the delegates would not be counted in a said state because the stated wanted to move the primary date, then that candidate not only campaigns there but now is going against what they signed for?
In those states both current candidates signed agreements they would stand with the party who said if you moved the date, they will not be counted.
One candidate kept his word, the
other did not. I do not feel a candidate who not only doesn't keep their word but misled voters thinking they will be counted is not a very honest candidate.
Yes, I am really bummed this happened, especially for our party. I do think they do need to be counted but in a very fair way. I do NOT think the votes that went to the candidate who went against the signed document and misled the voters should be counted. I really feel some sort of repercussion of not keeping your signed word should be applied and known so people are held accountable for their word and actions.