More Than 100,000 Michigan Voters Cast ‘Uncommitted’ Ballots in Primary Over Biden’s Handling of Israel–Gaza War

More Than 100,000 Michigan Voters Cast ‘Uncommitted’ Ballots in Primary Over Biden’s Handling of Israel–Gaza War
President Joe Biden attends a meeting with Congressional leadership in the Oval Office of the White House on Feb. 27, 2024. Jim Watson/AFP via Getty Images
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More than 100,000 voters in the Michigan Democratic primary cast ballots for “uncommitted” instead of President Joe Biden on Feb. 27 because of his administration’s handling of the Israel–Hamas conflict, according to reports.

Roughly 13 percent of Michigan voters used a ballot line for “uncommitted” to register a protest vote against President Biden—making up around 100,995 of votes cast—with more than 98 percent of the estimated votes counted, according to results compiled by The Associated Press.