Here's a website every DUer should bookmark for primary research:

[MineralMan]

http://www.thegreenpapers.com/P16/D

Scroll down a little and click on any state that interests you to find out when its primaries or caucuses happen and how many delegates come from that state.

You'll learn even more at each state's page, including how delegates are selected in that state. Links on the site also explain the process in detail, which can help people understand this complex process. As the primaries and caucuses get closer, I find myself visiting the site to get the facts I need to interpret news about polls and primary races.

Its not a pretty website, and it doesn't have cool ads for crap you've searched for on the Internet. It's just information about our nomination election process for the office of President. There are no videos or opinions on the website, just information in tables and text. It's not a fun site. It's a site where you can get actual information without any colorful analysis.

I highly recommend it to those who are serious about the mechanics of our political system. Much that can be found there will come as a surprise to many. If you're not serious about this, though, you'll find the site boring and uninteresting.

[allan01]

1. bookmarked for future reference

[MineralMan]

2. Great! I think you'll find the site more and more

useful as time passes. I'm always surprised at how much I learn there, and I've been involved in Democratic politics since 1960, when I was still in high school.

[artislife]

3. I found this one to be very helpful

http://voteforbernie.org/

They have lots of info on caucusing etc and they have great graphics

[MineralMan]

4. That's nice, but I'm talking about a site

that isn't someone's campaign site. Information is what I'm looking for, not promotion for a candidate.

[artislife]

5. Too bad

Because in usual Bernie fashion, the information is good for everybody, even Chaffee supporters.

[Scootaloo]

11. "Even chaffee supportrs"

Well, I'll be. A site that caters specifically to Conan O'Brian?

Do you know how hard it is to meet the needs of eight-foot gingers?

[sabrina 1]

12. You just discovered that site?

[MineralMan]

15. No, of course not. In fact, I've posted a link to

it several times on DU. I thought I'd post it again, for those who hadn't seen it. As several people have thanked me for posting, I guess it was useful to them. Not to you, of course, but to some.

Thanks for kicking the thread.

[artislife]

17. It is good

because it is about to go down in the caucuses and primaries ---just like 2008.


heee!

[JDPriestly]

16. Great website. User friendly.

[Arkansas Granny]

6. Thanks for the link.

[MineralMan]

8. You're more than welcome.

I hope you find it useful on a regular basis as the primaries develop.

[restorefreedom]

7. thanks mineralman! nt

[MineralMan]

9. Glad I could help!

[BooScout]

10. It's a good site....

I've used it before to compile a handy little list of delegates, superdelegates, number of delegates by state, etc. I recommend it as well.

[NonMetro]

13. Always looking for stuff like that!

Thanks!

[MineralMan]

14. I'm happy to help.

[valerief]

18. Thanks!

[Gothmog]

19. It is a good website

[rladdi]

20. Interesting web site, it shows the Republicans calling for reduced spending, but those

same candidates are the biggest spenders in their states, wasting million of tax dollars. How can they face the voters with the big LIES they tell us. We just need to look at the Republicans HOUSE in DC and see the tens of millions they are wasting on attacking Democratic candidates, using tax dollars for campaigning. I thought this was illegal?