Reminder: If your candidate has dropped out, here's how to update your Primaries forum preference
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If you have been participating in the Democratic Primaries forum here at DU, you will recall that you were asked to select a candidate preference before you could post in that forum. You could select from any of the candidates who were running at the time, or "Undecided" if you had not yet chosen a favorite (or if you didn't want to say).
However, you may or may not be aware that if your candidate dropped out of the race at any point, your preference was automatically re-assigned to "Undecided."
If you were not aware that this happened, and you would like to update your candidate preference so that it reflects your current favorite, you can do so easily by visiting this link:
https://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=candidate_pref
(Candidates are listed in alphabetical order.)
Thanks for reading!
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Since we introduced this system a year ago, whenever any candidate dropped out their supporters have been automatically switched to "Undecided" within a few hours of the news breaking.
Since there was a such a large bump in Undecideds over the last week (with Bloomberg, Buttigieg, Klobuchar, Steyer, and Warren all dropping out) this thread is just to remind people that they have been switched, and to let them know how to set a new candidate preference should they wish to. 
Much appreciated.
I had received it via email from his new effort and will be contributing to goal, which is where my future political donations will be headed. I found that following his Presidential Campaign articulated what I had long believed but was just unable to put into words, which is essentially this, "We are measuring things wrong."
No matter who the nominee is will hopefully understand this and not just try to fix the current system, but turn the whole thing on it's ear and change the underlying structure. To a very large degree, I believe that this is why Donald Trump was elected. People are angry, want change and Trump promised change (granted, the only change he was going to provide, was to screw the people over, but folks are tired of the status quo and getting screwed by a system that doesn't seem to care about them.)
To have another category of “undecided, was originally supporting x”
Otherwise, when conversing, we may not realize the poster has not always been an undecided, or a biden or bernie supporter. It means many more categories so probably not feasible. But, being undecided out of attrition feels kinda lonely.
I know I need to suck it up, but just still feeling a bit raw.
Sigh, 
