Prediction: Embarrassing defeat for Clinton.

I still love that Hillary is trying to prove Washington *really* supports her, not Barack, based on primary result which by now pretty much everyone knows don't count.

Its ironic that she claims caucus voters are all party activists, yet she is trying to prove how much they misrepresent the general pool of voters by rallying *her* campaign activists to vote in the primary.

I'm just glad I sent my ballot in anyway.

Predicition: Wisconsin says No to Sen Clinton's Tactics of Fear.

P.S.: You're using Obama's phrases, Sen Clinton ... and we know it.

I would love to see the caucus votes compared to the primary votes. I still think it's really fucked up that you have to physically be at the caucus place at a specific hour in order to vote in the caucus. I know a lot of people who sent in their primary ballots but couldn't make it to the caucus. It's a ridiculous voting system.

#4, taxpayers are footing the bill for the GOP to select half of their state delegates. THAT is what makes it fucked up, not actively participating in the process to select the nominee for the PARTY.

The irony is that it's usually the Republicans who are desperately trying to suppress the popular vote.

I wish we were like Australia, with mandatory voting. No vote = no car tabs, no IRS refund, no library card.

stopped by my precinct hdqtrs. on queen anne around 11:30 this morning to cast my "irrelevant" vote for barack.

i was the only voter present for the 4 minutes this visit lasted.

has anyone else gone to their precinct today? can't see how today's primary could draw more participation than the caucuses. oh yeah, absentee balloting; but with close to 45% of those ballots disqualified for failure to declare party affliation, it will be interesting to learn how many qualified votes are cast today.

I voted a blank ballot. Screw you, national democrats. First you take away our open primary, then you ignore the partisan primary we make to replace it. Fuck you and your shit-tastic party process.

And by 'national,' I mean 'state.' Still, national democrats aren't off the hook yet either.

excellent idea imho, fnarf.

and though polls/pollworkers will be extinct here as of next year, it would be a novel idea to make one day of poll work similar in scope to jury duty...

Well, there were two voters who showed up when I dropped off my absentee ballot this morning, cineaste.

And I remembered to check the box on the back of the outer envelope too.

I lost my ballot in my black hole of an apartment. I would go to my polling place, but really who gives a shit?

Vote Kucinich. It'll make you feel better.

I wrote in Gore. Shit, if it doesn't count, why not put who I really want?

In the caucus I voted for Bunker Hillary.

Today I voted for My-Cock-a-Bee at the polls though I pledged to be a Democrat.

How soon may I expect the FBI (Federal Bureau of [voting] Insignificance to come calling? I was the only voter there.

Um, your vote was discarded, @15. If the boxes don't match, you must acquit.

Why is the county involved in conducting the nomination process for political parties anyway? We're all paying to conduct Democratic and Republican party business.

What boxes? I don't have to show you no stinking boxes!

I was corrected, @18, it turns out only us permanent absentee voters had to check a box saying we were a dem or a republicant. People who vote in person didn't have to check ANY.

Darn.