Since 1972 there has been a significant disparity between delegate opinion and rank-and-file voter attitudes.

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Since the 1972 Democratic National Convention, reforms have been implemented to ensure that delegate selection processes are more transparent and democratic, aiming to reduce the disparity between delegate opinions and the attitudes of rank-and-file voters. However, despite these reforms, disparities can still exist due to the complex nature of the delegate selection process, superdelegate influence, and differences in primary and caucus systems.

Since 1972 There Has Been a Significant Disparity Between Delegate