Last night, a historic number of Michigan voters chose to show up and literally vote for *no one* over Joe Biden. “Uncommitted” received the most votes in the Michigan Democrat Primary since 2008, when Obama was not on the primary ballot.
In fact, here’s the historical data on Michigan Primaries – for both parties – since 2008:
Uncommitted in MI Primaries
2024 DEM
100,960
13.30%
2012 DEM
20,833
10.69%
2020 GOP
28,485
4.17%
2012 GOP
18,809
1.89%
2016 DEM
21,601
1.79%
2016 GOP
22,824
1.72%
2020 DEM
19,106
1.20%
2008 DEM*
238,168
40.07%
*Obama not on ballot
As of 8:38 AM today , the “Uncommitted” vote total was 5 times the average vs any candidate from either party’s primary going back through 2012. That number is only expected to increase as results continue to come in.
Not only did last night’s “Uncommitted” vote put a sitting president to shame, Biden had a tough night in Democrat strongholds.
In Dearborn, “Uncommitted” defeated Biden 56.22% to 40.37%, garnering 1,773 more votes than Biden.
In Hamtramck, Joe Biden lost to “Uncommitted” by 29.2 points.
While the Biden camp searches for a spin, they have 250 days to learn that it’s not a spin problem, it’s a candidate problem.
Biden faces disapproval on virtually every issue: Americans aren’t satisfied with Biden’s economy, they aren’t satisfied with Biden’s open border, and they aren’t satisfied with his foreign policy failures. Rather than simply stay home, it’s no wonder why Democrat voters turned out last night to reject their own president.
