Hmm, might've been an error on DP then. Kentucky's vote wasn't close - we had 40% at the very most. And even if we'd had the votes to vote down their slate, it would've just returned to the establishment-controlled State Nominating Committee. Amendments were offered, but despite being unable to show a rule forbidding amendments to the nominations report, the chair ruled them out of order. He pulled that out of thin air, but even if he hadn't, the votes weren't there to amend or even to appeal his decision.
In an ideal situation, we would've controlled the committees. Some of the districts were closer. I still generally attribute our loss to the campaign not providing any contacts - all the informed counties did pretty well, but that was a small number of counties.
In an ideal situation, we would've controlled the committees. Some of the districts were closer. I still generally attribute our loss to the campaign not providing any contacts - all the informed counties did pretty well, but that was a small number of counties.
