A little perspective on the 2016 Hawaii Presidential Caucus

[RandySF]

Turnout for 2016 Hawaii Presidential Caucus: 33,655

Turnout for 2014 Hawaii Special Democratic Senate Primary: 237,942

[Hydra]

1. So...are you saying there's not a lot of enthusiam for the most qualified Presidential Candidate

Ever(tm)?

[ibegurpard]

2. Do Hawaiians have a "tone"?

[Downwinder]

3. Who made the change from primary to caucus,

and why?

[RandySF]

7. It was a caucus in 2008 as well.

[StevieM]

12. It's always a caucus in the presidential election. The primary was for a senate race. (eom)

[dogman]

4. You still don't understand delegates do you?

A delegate represents a number of voters. These numbers are apples and oranges.

[RandySF]

5. .

Sanders dominated the race with 70 percent of the vote to Clinton’s 30 percent, with all precincts counted. Turnout was expected to be strong and did not disappoint with 33,716 votes cast.

http://www.staradvertiser.com/breaking-news/polls-open-for-democratic-caucus/

[dogman]

10. Yes, missed the mark there.

I was missing the point of your post. Frankly, I still am.

[beam me up scottie]

8. So that's how you're going to spin this weekend's ass kicking?

Whatever makes you feel better.

[oregonjen]

9. By your reasoning, only 13,377 votes were cast in the Republican caucus in Hawaii

https://ballotpedia.org/Presidential_election_in_Hawaii,_2016

It's a CAUCUS, not a primary!

[ljm2002]

11. Turnout for 2008 Hawaii Presidential Caucus:

37,000

That was when favorite son Obama was running.

So if we want to compare apples to apples, I got your comparison right here.