Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) expressed support for the thousands of Democratic voters in Minnesota who voted “uncommitted” this week but said she didn’t vote at all.
Omar, who has been critical of President Joe Biden’s handling of the Israel-Hamas war, said voters were now showing their anger over the war at the ballot box.
“People are angry and frustrated and sad. They want the president to change his policies,” Omar told Politico. “They’ve tried marching. They’ve tried writing letters. They’ve tried calling and now they’re using their voice at the ballot box.”
Nearly 46,000 voters in Minnesota had voted “uncommitted” on Super Tuesday, which accounted for nearly 19% of the total Democratic vote in the state. In Omar’s district, “uncommitted” made up a
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