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Can the IAM nominate a presidential candidate? The answer is a
resounding, "Yes!" 200,000 IAM members in Iowa, Missouri, Arizona,
Washington, Maine, Tennessee, Virginia and Wisconsin can dictate the
outcome in the early primary contests.
Then, on March 2, more than 240,000 Machinists in thirteen states can
finish the race and nominate the standard bearers for both parties.
Never have the dates of the primaries and caucuses matched up so well
with the IAM's membership. And never have the stakes, JOBS! Worth
Fighting For, been so high. So, go vote like your job depends on it. It
does.
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Date |
State Primary or
Caucus |
IAM Membership |
| January 19 |
Iowa Caucuses |
8,582 |
| January 27 |
New Hampshire Primary
|
412 |
| February 3 |
Delaware Primary |
211 |
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South Carolina Primary |
722 |
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Missouri Primary |
35,533 |
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Arizona Primary |
4,864 |
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New Mexico Caucuses (D)
|
2,875 |
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Virginia Caucuses (R) |
10,701 |
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Oklahoma Primary |
2,850 |
| February 7 |
Michigan Caucuses (D) |
14,679 |
| |
Washington Caucuses (D)
|
46,321 |
| February 8 |
Maine Caucuses |
5,759 |
| February 10 |
Virginia Primary (D) |
10,701 |
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Washington DC Caucuses (D) |
3,310 |
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Tennessee Primary |
23,894 |
| February 17 |
Wisconsin Primary |
32,717 |
| February 24 |
Idaho Caucuses |
790 |
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Michigan Primary (R) |
14,679 |
| February 27 |
Utah Caucuses |
1,974 |
| March 2 |
California Primary |
70,972 |
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Connecticut Primary |
17,593 |
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Georgia Primary |
11,078 |
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Hawaii Caucuses |
6,748 |
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Maryland Primary |
5,056 |
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Massachusetts Primary |
6,707 |
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Minnesota Caucuses |
18,093 |
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New York Primary |
37,184 |
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Ohio Primary |
24,055 |
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Rhode Island Primary |
2,663 |
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Vermont Primary |
364 |
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Texas Primary |
23,697 |
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Washington Primary |
46,321 |
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