So what time are caucuses over in Hawaii?

[rosetta627]

Central time.

[Bicoastal]

1. 5 in the morning.

Drink lotsa coffee! :hangover:

[rosetta627]

3. Well hell, I get up for work at 4:30.

Guess I'll hear the good news when I wake up.

[Bicoastal]

5. No, that was a joke. The pirate below me is correct.

[rosetta627]

7. So mean!

And I'm so gullible.
:)

[Pirate Smile]

2. 12:30 am ET

[rosetta627]

4. Thanks Pirate Smile

eot

[RummyTheDummy]

6. 1 a.m. eastern, per CNN

[rosetta627]

8. Ok, still to late for me

Thanks.

[Cha]

9. I got this from Obama..

cha --

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We won't know until late tonight the results of today's Hawaii caucus, but we'll let you know how that turns out tomorrow.

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Thank you for making this possible,

Barack

I'll be up:)