Are there still states that have yet to caucus?

If so, which ones?

Just curious.

plan on being there myself.

dp

Went to the caucus today (Colorado) and found 6 other people, in a precinct that requires 5 delegates. So, I'm an assembly delegate, a Denver County delegate, a delegate for Salazar, Delegate for Dean (he's still on the ballot and beat out the two Ks 3, to 2, to 2. Miles got more than Salazar, so I had to change to represent Salazar.

I'm also a canvasser or something like that (I hope the party calls me and tells me what to do). I've got a list of names and phone numbers, and am supposed to make phone calls and walk the streets, or whatever. Exiting, but I hope I din't bite off more than I can chew.:wow:

That precinct list has at least 500 dems on it, and 7 showed up! Gimme a Break!

Somebody tell me I'm going to be Ok here!

5 people in my precinct showed up. I got elected a delegate and my partner is now the committeeperson :-)

We actually had about fifteen people show up. I'm a county delegate for Dean and Mike Miles now. :)

in Indiana

April 27th

funny how we get forgotten in the primaries, but have the attention of everyone come september / october



edit: wow, my 50th post! cool!

I meant to change my registration to Rep to vote for Toomey but I missed the deadline. oh well, since I'm still registered Dem I guess I'll vote for Dean and Joe Hoeffel.

That's something I learned while researching MT for that DU database thingy.