Caucus results so far
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JulioForPaul
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Ron Paul was polling at 6% in Washington in the latest polls. I don't see how this is possible. If Ron Paul wins Washington I am maxing out.
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They are waiting, hoping the fix will be in by the end.
This is what confuses me to..he was never expected to even place in the double digits now all the sudden we win?
How....Can...This..Be...?
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well of course they're not reporting it elsewhere....aren't we used to that with news about our campaign??
Yeah, it's kind of hard to say it is down to two and then say that neither of them won Washington. How can that happen? It would force them to acknowledge Ron Paul is actually running, is still a candidate, and has won a state despite the blackout they imposed on him.
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Who is this black horse?
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Maybe their Diabold patches didn't kick in yet.
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Heads are going to roll at Diabold tonight.
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It is up to 60% now
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Not to be Debbie Downer, however, I think this is only for the county. If you note on the Democratic side, they have a statewide result as well.
I think we will do well in Washington, and Im sure that we will find out soon enough, though probably not on the lamestream anytime soon.
I think we will do well in Washington, and Im sure that we will find out soon enough, though probably not on the lamestream anytime soon.
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BUMPPPPPP!!!! +1776
2008 WILL be the NEW 1776!!!!
2008 WILL be the NEW 1776!!!!
I had checked the link to see if there was an update, and I just came to say the same thing...it looks like the results are just for the Spokane area.
Here's the update, though:
E. WASH. - Thousands turned out as Precinct Caucuses for the Democratic and Republican Parties were held Saturday at various locations throughout the area. The Spokane Democratic Chair reported seeing double the number of usual voter turn out some precincts, even triple in some places such as the 4th Legislative District.
Republican Caucus Results: With 60% of the precincts reporting - Ron Paul 45%, Mike Huckabee 20%, John Mccain 17%, Mitt Romney 9%, Uncommitted 9%.
Democratic Caucus Results: With 60% precincts reporting - Obama 60%, Clinton 30%
Statewide Caucus Results: The Associated Press reports that Barack Obama has won the Washington State Democratic Caucus. Obama also won in Nebraska and is battling Hillary Rodham Clinton in the Louisiana primary.
Here's the update, though:
E. WASH. - Thousands turned out as Precinct Caucuses for the Democratic and Republican Parties were held Saturday at various locations throughout the area. The Spokane Democratic Chair reported seeing double the number of usual voter turn out some precincts, even triple in some places such as the 4th Legislative District.
Republican Caucus Results: With 60% of the precincts reporting - Ron Paul 45%, Mike Huckabee 20%, John Mccain 17%, Mitt Romney 9%, Uncommitted 9%.
Democratic Caucus Results: With 60% precincts reporting - Obama 60%, Clinton 30%
Statewide Caucus Results: The Associated Press reports that Barack Obama has won the Washington State Democratic Caucus. Obama also won in Nebraska and is battling Hillary Rodham Clinton in the Louisiana primary.
From Clark County:
http://www.columbian.com/news/local...US-Wire-service-reports-strong-Obama-lead.cfm
2008 WASHINGTON CAUCUS: Wire service reports strong Obama lead
Saturday, February 09, 2008
BY JEFFREY MIZE AND MICHAEL ANDERSEN, Columbian staff writers
The Associated Press is reporting that Illinois Sen. Barack Obama has a big lead in Washington state's Democratic caucuses.
With about 24 percent of the results in, Obama was winning 65 percent of delegates to New York Sen. Hillary Clinton's 33 percent, the AP reported shortly after 5 p.m. The wire service reported that Obama is running strong across the state, winning at caucus sites in a wide variety of communities from Seattle to Yakima and Renton to Chehalis.
Washington State Democrats reported a record numbers of voters - possibly twice as man as in 2004's caucuses, which drew 100,000 people. More complete results are expected after 6 p.m.
Visits to two caucuses in Vancouver and Battle Ground showed strong support for Democratic Sen. Barack Obama and Republican Ron Paul.
At Discovery Middle School, Democrats who packed the school’s commons areas favored Obama 2-to-1 over Hillary Clinton. Forty delegates who support Obama were selected for the party’s legislative and county conventions, compared with 20 for Clinton.
Results from the Republican caucus were more evenly divided, with 10 delegates supporting Paul and eight for John McCain, who has all but wrapped up his party’s nomination.
Mike Huckabee received two delegates. Rudy Giuliani, who had dropped out of the race following the Florida primary and endorsed McCain, picked up a single delegate while two delegates are undecided.
Obama and Paul supporters also dominated many precincts meeting at Battle Ground High School, which hosted about 500 people for north-county Republican and Democratic caucuses.
"It's the triumph of hope over experience," said Brad Jeffries, 60, a computer consultant who was Clinton's only supporter in Hockinson precinct 625. "I was hoping there was actually somebody else who cared."
Down the hall in the library, eight of Jeffries' Republican neighbors had shown up for the caucus: five for Paul, two for Mitt Romney and one for Mike Huckabee.
All five of the 625th precinct's GOP delegates to the county convention would be Paul supporters, people at the table said.
"It went faster than I thought it would," said Dawn Woolcott, 44, a Hockinson homemaker who caucused for Obama in precinct 610. "I wish more people didn't think it was so daunting."
These results are from only one of several dozen caucus sites in Clark County. Complete tallies from Clark County and the state will be released later this afternoon and evening.
http://www.columbian.com/news/local...US-Wire-service-reports-strong-Obama-lead.cfm
2008 WASHINGTON CAUCUS: Wire service reports strong Obama lead
Saturday, February 09, 2008
BY JEFFREY MIZE AND MICHAEL ANDERSEN, Columbian staff writers
The Associated Press is reporting that Illinois Sen. Barack Obama has a big lead in Washington state's Democratic caucuses.
With about 24 percent of the results in, Obama was winning 65 percent of delegates to New York Sen. Hillary Clinton's 33 percent, the AP reported shortly after 5 p.m. The wire service reported that Obama is running strong across the state, winning at caucus sites in a wide variety of communities from Seattle to Yakima and Renton to Chehalis.
Washington State Democrats reported a record numbers of voters - possibly twice as man as in 2004's caucuses, which drew 100,000 people. More complete results are expected after 6 p.m.
Visits to two caucuses in Vancouver and Battle Ground showed strong support for Democratic Sen. Barack Obama and Republican Ron Paul.
At Discovery Middle School, Democrats who packed the school’s commons areas favored Obama 2-to-1 over Hillary Clinton. Forty delegates who support Obama were selected for the party’s legislative and county conventions, compared with 20 for Clinton.
Results from the Republican caucus were more evenly divided, with 10 delegates supporting Paul and eight for John McCain, who has all but wrapped up his party’s nomination.
Mike Huckabee received two delegates. Rudy Giuliani, who had dropped out of the race following the Florida primary and endorsed McCain, picked up a single delegate while two delegates are undecided.
Obama and Paul supporters also dominated many precincts meeting at Battle Ground High School, which hosted about 500 people for north-county Republican and Democratic caucuses.
"It's the triumph of hope over experience," said Brad Jeffries, 60, a computer consultant who was Clinton's only supporter in Hockinson precinct 625. "I was hoping there was actually somebody else who cared."
Down the hall in the library, eight of Jeffries' Republican neighbors had shown up for the caucus: five for Paul, two for Mitt Romney and one for Mike Huckabee.
All five of the 625th precinct's GOP delegates to the county convention would be Paul supporters, people at the table said.
"It went faster than I thought it would," said Dawn Woolcott, 44, a Hockinson homemaker who caucused for Obama in precinct 610. "I wish more people didn't think it was so daunting."
These results are from only one of several dozen caucus sites in Clark County. Complete tallies from Clark County and the state will be released later this afternoon and evening.
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