Get Ready to Caucus!
By Bryan Bissell, PolitickerWA.com ReporterSeattle, WA -
Calling all political junkies! Heck, even calling all lukewarm observers. Just a reminder that Washington will be caucusing Saturda, February 9 at 1:00 PM all across the state.
Choose your favorite candidate, choose your caucus location, and get to work. Feel free to consult with the politicker for all your political needs and after-the-fact comments.
More importantly, remember to come back here for all the results and a few stories.
Republicans: find your caucus site here.
Democrats: find your caucus site here.
All of the Democratic delegates will be chosen at the caucus, while only half of the GOP delegates will. The rest of the Republican delegates will be determined in the Feb. 19 primary, which is only a beauty contest for the Dems.
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