Recent content by DannydeGracia2

You may vote if you present photo ID, party card, or proof of residence (ex: electric bill) but you also have to sign a party card before going in

Well Maui tends to be hardcore conservative, Kauai tends to be more liberal ... and Maui has a very, very, very politically active population so we will see. For all we know it could throw it to Paul. Or because of the heavy neconservative wing that is also there, Gingrich. Maui alone has...

Impressive!

11.2k?

Just a note, the vote totals calculated tonight will only be preliminary ... votes from the outer islands will be "FedExed" to Oahu so the projection tonight will probably just be an estimate but could be off by a large number ...

Well the Bar Owners of Hawaii endorsed Ron Paul, so that should get some play for him.

Possibly. Depends entirely on how many people leave work early enough to vote and actually decide to vote (the caucus is during weekday rush hour and Honolulu, where the population works has traffic that is dense). I expect Paul to do better in the urban parts of Oahu.

Because I am a journalist I have to report ALL not just one side ... I would have no credibility if I only tweeted stuff for Paul.

Be sure to follow me on Twitter @DannysKorner and use #808caucus as your Twitter hashtag ... I'm monitoring the situation on the ground and I will be going to GOP HQ later on to report ....

I already wrote about how to pull a win here, so they (and everyone else lol) has the tactics to win. But now it comes down to work!

Yeah but the game is different today. The other one was a state convention, this is a party run primary spread across 41 sites on multiple islands. No script can effect todays results. Not only that but Paul has registered poll watchers at all sites. There is no way this one can fail.

Thank you! Ron Paul has the opportunity to score a first win here. I truly believe that. It all comes down to tactics and planning.

A key part of state and county campaigns is transportation ... that's how you win a campaign. Here's the thing most people would be shocked about: in many cases people who get polled and say "I'm voting for Candidate A" or "I'm voting for Candidate B" never actually show up to vote. It's a...

Lol you have to translate into Mainland English to the non-Hawaii residents what Imua means. We know what it means but they don't lol

I actually have his entire speech in Waikiki recorded. It was more of a social event in my opinion. I reported on it here and also interviewed both him and Tate ...