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===New York primary - April 28, 2020 ''cancelled''===

===New York primary - April 28, 2020 ''cancelled''===

[[File:Tarareade2.png|left|300px|thumb|Biden and Tara Reade. Beginning in 1993 Reade made credible allegations about being assaulted and penetrated by Joe Biden and was hounded out of her job in his Senate office in retaliation for doing so.<ref>https://www.lifenews.com/2020/05/12/poll-bidens-support-among-women-drops-after-tara-reades-sexual-assault-allegations/</ref>]]

[[File:Tarareade2.png|left|300px|thumb|Biden and Tara Reade. Beginning in 1993 Reade made credible allegations about being assaulted and penetrated by Joe Biden and was hounded out of her job in his Senate office in retaliation for doing so.<ref>https://www.lifenews.com/2020/05/12/poll-bidens-support-among-women-drops-after-tara-reades-sexual-assault-allegations/</ref>]]

:{{See also|#MeToo|Creepy Uncle Joe|CCP coverup}}

:{{See also||#MeToo|Creepy Uncle Joe|CCP coverup}}

New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Connecticut, Delaware, and Rhode Island hold primaries. New York cancelled its primary.  One week after state officials announced the cancellation of New York’s Democratic primary elections due to Covid-19 concerns, a federal judge ordered the state to reverse course and hold the primary contest in June.  The injunction requires that the election be held on June 23, restoring all 10 presidential candidates who were qualified as of April 26, and their respective slates of delegate candidates, to the New York Democratic presidential primary ballot.

New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Connecticut, Delaware, and Rhode Island hold primaries. New York cancelled its primary.  One week after state officials announced the cancellation of New York’s Democratic primary elections due to Covid-19 concerns, a federal judge ordered the state to reverse course and hold the primary contest in June.  The injunction requires that the election be held on June 23, restoring all 10 presidential candidates who were qualified as of April 26, and their respective slates of delegate candidates, to the New York Democratic presidential primary ballot.

The New York Board of Elections employed a provision of Governor [[Andrew Cuomo]]’s state budget law to remove any candidate from the primary ballot who had announced they have stopped running and were “no longer eligible” under state law to win the nomination.  [[Andrew Yang]] filed suit on behalf of his would-be delegates a day later, challenging the state’s decision to abandon the primary election.  Yang and his co-plaintiffs alleged that the New York Board of Elections violated the [[First Amendment]] and [[14th Amendment]]s to the Constitution.<ref>https://www.courthousenews.com/judge-orders-new-york-to-hold-democratic-primary/</ref> The Sanders delegates said in their complaint,

The New York Board of Elections employed a provision of Governor [[Andrew Cuomo]]’s state budget law to remove any candidate from the primary ballot who had announced they have stopped running and were “no longer eligible” under state law to win the nomination.  [[Andrew Yang]] filed suit on behalf of his would-be delegates a day later, challenging the state’s decision to abandon the primary election.  Yang and his co-plaintiffs alleged that the New York Board of Elections violated the [[First Amendment]] and [[14th Amendment]]s to the Constitution.<ref>https://www.courthousenews.com/judge-orders-new-york-to-hold-democratic-primary/</ref> The Sanders delegates said in their complaint,

{{quotebox|“What the cancellation does is prevent Democratic Party voters who wish to express their views concerning issues ranging from health care, to the environment, to student debt, to the cost of higher education, from expressing their view on the differences between Bernie Sanders and Joseph Biden on these issues.”}}  

{{quotebox|“What the cancellation does is prevent Democratic Party voters who wish to express their views concerning issues ranging from health care, to the environment, to student debt, to the cost of higher education, from expressing their view on the differences between Bernie Sanders and Joseph Biden on these issues.”}}  

The judge ruled that, even weighing the public safety issue, the Board of Elections’ decision to remove candidates from the Democratic primary ballot and cancel the election was unconstitutional.  In addition to Sanders and Yang, the other candidates removed from the New York presidential primary ballot by the board’s April 27 resolution included [[Elizabeth Warren]], [[Michael Bloomberg]], [[Pete Buttigieg]], [[Tulsi Gabbard]], [[Amy Klobuchar]], [[Deval Patrick]], [[Tom Steyer]], and [[Michael Bennet]].

The judge ruled that, even weighing the public safety issue, the Board of Elections’ decision to remove candidates from the Democratic primary ballot and cancel the election was unconstitutional.  In addition to Sanders and Yang, the other candidates removed from the New York presidential primary ballot by the board’s April 27 resolution included [[Elizabeth Warren]], [[Michael Bloomberg]], [[Pete Buttigieg]], [[Tulsi Gabbard]], [[Amy Klobuchar]], [[Deval Patrick]], [[Tom Steyer]], and [[Michael Bennet]].

[[File:Biden scam.jpg|right|300px|thumb|A youthful looking Joe Biden appears to be racing down to the Senate gym to meet [[Tara Reade]] while hi-jacking a [[Reagan]] campaign slogan for his version of "Make America Great".<ref>“America’s best days are yet to come. Our proudest  moments are yet to be. Our most glorious achievements are just ahead.” -Ronald Reagan.  Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute.<br>https://ronaldreagan40.tumblr.com/post/55543469179/americas-best-days-are-yet-to-come-our These slogan have long been considered racist codewords by leftists.</ref>]]

[[File:Biden scam.jpg|right|300px|thumb|A youthful looking Joe Biden appears to be racing down to the Senate gym to meet [[Tara Reade]] while hi-jacking a [[Reagan]] campaign slogan for his version of "Make America Great".<ref>“America’s best days are yet to come. Our proudest  moments are yet to be. Our most glorious achievements are just ahead.” -Ronald Reagan.  Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute.<br>https://ronaldreagan40.tumblr.com/post/55543469179/americas-best-days-are-yet-to-come-our These slogan have long been considered racist codewords by leftists.</ref>]]