North Dakota: 8 district caucuses have been held already, remaining caucuses on Feb!

[derek4ever]

OK, guys, I've got some news for you coming from North Dakota.

North Dakota started its district caucuses on January 1st supposedly. But January 19th was the real beginning. Republicans from 8 legislative districts in Fargo, out of 47 statewide, met and elected delegates to the ND State Convention. The remaining district caucuses will be held in February and there aren't any official dates, so keep a big eye on North Dakota.

Just wanted to raise awareness on this issue so the team can keep a close eye on any potential success!!

 

[Joeinmo]

OK, guys, I've got some news for you coming from North Dakota.

North Dakota started its district caucuses on January 1st supposedly. But January 19th was the real beginning. Republicans from 8 legislative districts in Fargo, out of 47 statewide, met and elected delegates to the ND State Convention. The remaining district caucuses will be held in February and there aren't any official dates, so keep a big eye on North Dakota.

Just wanted to raise awareness on this issue so the team can keep a close eye on any potential success!!

Any feedback on how things went?

 

[derek4ever]

Any feedback on how things went?

I'm googling to see if there's anything. Might be a good idea to let the North Dakota for Rand Paul know to give us a good idea and we can PM the results among ourselves to avoid any enemies from knowing!

 

[CPUd]

Yeah, I doubt you'll find anyone willing to say too much about that at this time. RNC delegates form ND are all unbound.

 

[derek4ever]

Yeah, I doubt you'll find anyone willing to say too much about that at this time. RNC delegates form ND are all unbound.

I know! But if i do find something, I'll PM all of us here to keep the info private.

 

[thatpeculiarcat]

So is secrecy the plan this go around?

 

[derek4ever]

So is secrecy the plan this go around?

I'm just assuming it would be best since the the delegates will go to the National Convention unbound. Now, it could change but, for now, we don't want to give the other campaigns a heads up if Rand is doing great in ND!

 

[CPUd]

So is secrecy the plan this go around?

Yes, we don't want other campaigns to know how many Rand people are getting sent up to the state convention.

 

[Xenliad]

I'm not seeing as much excitement about the presidential election as in 2012 because of the gubernatorial election. I'm guessing that most Rand delegates are also Rick Becker delegates though.

 

[derek4ever]

I'm not seeing as much excitement about the presidential election as in 2012, because of the gubernatorial election. I'm guessing that most Rand delegates are also Rick Becker delegates though.

Do you have any info on how these caucuses went?

 

[Xenliad]

Do you have any info on how these caucuses went?

To clarify, there haven't been any "caucuses" yet, the district conventions are where delegates are voted on. The ND caucus is essentially a very low turnout primary/straw poll. It was on Super Tuesday in 2012.

 

[derek4ever]

To clarify, there haven't been any "caucuses" yet, the district conventions are where delegates are voted on. The ND caucus is essentially a very low turnout primary/straw poll. It was on Super Tuesday in 2012.

OK, I was talking about the district caucuses, sorry for not being clear!