Michigan Democrats organize protest vote against Biden for Israel-Hamas war: ‘People are dead’

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DETROIT — President Joe Biden‘s standing in the battleground state of Michigan is about to be tested by another protest vote campaign.

Democrats are being encouraged to mark themselves as “uncommitted” rather than supporting Biden during next week’s Feb. 27 presidential primary to express their concerns about his response to the Israel–Hamas war. And unlike the ceasefire write-in campaign in New Hampshire last month, Michigan’s dynamic Arab and Muslim American communities could create political problems for the president now and in November.

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