Washington Examiner’s Sarah Bedford says Biden should be alert over ‘significant’ votes against him in Michigan

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The Washington Examiner’s Sarah Bedford argued that President Joe Biden should be concerned about the “significant” number of votes that were cast against him in the Michigan primary election.

Biden won the Democratic primary Tuesday with over 617,000 votes, roughly 81% of those cast. However, over 100,000 votes were cast for the “uncommitted” category, equal to around 13%. The election was held as many Michigan voters have spoken out against Biden’s handling of the war in Gaza between Israel and the terrorist group Hamas.

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