I heard Bernie is doing really well in washington.

[Bubzer]

Word on the ground is, he's getting near shut-out numbers.

[chknltl]

1. At my caucus event it appered that way.

Eatonville Washington: Of the 300 or so standing around waiting for doors to open there was not a single Hillary item to be seen. Saw plenty of Bernie signs, stickers and shirts in that line though. At my precinct table of 31 caucus members, 30 voted for Bernie.

[Bubzer]

3. Nice!

Isn't there a rule that if she gets less than 15% in a precinct, she loses that precinct? Or maybe I heard wrong.

[chknltl]

4. I don't know how this all works

The first instructional walkthrough was in a gymnasium with horrid acoustics so I missed what was said. When I was at my precinct table acoustics were barely better but I did hear that our table had 5 delegates in play, that by the rules, the single vote for Hillary qualified for one of those delegates. I further heard that had this member chose NOT to go as a delegate for Hillary, that that delegate spot evaporated because there were no back-up delegate volunteers for Hillary from our precinct.

[PowerToThePeople]

5. Round down

Then you get all delegates but 1 accounted for. The highest partial delegate left is the last one. In our case HRC got her delegate from 0.73 delegate, which beat Sanders 0.27 delegate. 3 less HRC caucasers and she would have been awarded zero.

[MorningFrog]

2. You can get updated results here

www.wa-democrats.org
For Washington results.

They are updating the results as each county reports.

[SeattleVet]

6. Results are here, as they come in...

http://www.wa-democrats.org/caucus-results

County by county.

In some counties, Bernie's winning with around 80%! There are some amazing numbers out there.