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Related: About this forumToday's caucus - winner will not be announced tonight
What is important to understand about Saturday is the Washington Democratic Party will not be announcing a winner. Officials said the purpose of Saturday is to elect 27,170 delegates from the precinct caucuses statewide. That number will be winnowed down at county and congressional district caucuses in May.What will be learned Saturday is how many of those 27,170 delegates are backing Sanders or Clinton. Party officials think initial results will start coming in around 2 p.m. and every thing done by dinner. Last two paragraphs of article
http://www.heraldnet.com/article/20160325/NEWS01/160329261
This is not new nor nefarious. I was a delegate in 2004. It was done this way back then.
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Today's caucus - winner will not be announced tonight (Original Post)
Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin
Mar 2016
OP
Newkularblue
(130 posts)1. Thanks for the info
FourScore
(9,704 posts)2. How do you make sure that the delegate will really represent who they are sent to represent? n/t
BBG
(2,556 posts)3. That's the point.
We select our precinct delegates in precinct caucuses to represent us at the next level. Which is the county caucus. Where the next set of delegates will be selected to represent us to the state caucus. Where the delegates are selected for the national convention. It's all a representational selection process that cascades up from our neighborhood base.