How did your caucus go?

I don’t know how much comment I’ll get out of this but I’d really LOVE to hear how your caucus went. What was the turnout? What was the vote. Here in Benton County, the caucus at Hanford HS turned out a very… no VERY impressive 290 people. Here is the breakdown that I know so far:

17 Clinton

43 Obama

1 Uncommitted

61 delegates

Many of the precincts, including mine went 4-1 Obama

Give us the scoop in the comment thread people!!!

Update: The Tri-City Herald covered the caucus pretty well. Benton County had a great turnout!

An estimated 1,400-plus attended Democratic caucuses in Benton County, believed to be the largest turnout ever, said Bob Parazin, county chairman. Barack Obama wound up with 295 delegates, while Hillary Clinton got 190, according to preliminary results.

Also check the comment thread for other news.

Comments (10)

#1 written by drunk liar
February 9, 2008 - 6:19 pm

At Carmichael, it was identical to the national exit. 2-1 Obama.

Are you a delegate, Jimmy?

If so, for who?
#2 written by drunk liar
February 9, 2008 - 6:19 pm

oops. I mean state exit.
#3 written by Dave Gibney
February 9, 2008 - 6:38 pm

5 Obama, 1 Clinton from my precinct. I’m an Obama Delegate
#4 written by Jimmy
February 9, 2008 - 6:43 pm

@1

I’m an alternate. I was in Hood River and missed the caucus. (long story of guilt). But I submitted a declaration and was selected as an alternate anyway.

@3

Thanks for the info Dave!

Keep it coming folks!
#5 written by Jimmy
February 9, 2008 - 8:31 pm

Oh, also… OBAMA BABY!
#6 written by J
February 9, 2008 - 9:27 pm

HOW ABOUT RON PAUL. ANY VOTES YOU KNOW OF. NO ONE IS REPORTING YOUR COUNTY YET.
#7 written by Mary Hedman
February 10, 2008 - 3:40 am

Our turnout in Chelan Co. was nearly 4 times larger than in 2004 and we even had a caucus of 16 in Stehekin. The Obama campaign made very effective use of VoteBuilder and the seemingly-endless phone calls we made seemed to dispel the confusion regarding the mail-in primary. We organized at Wenatchee Valley College and that seemed to cause a bit of a ’stir’ with some local Republicans. Our Young Democrats played a vitally important role and they were there in the trenches, day after day, making phone calls with us. (”Will work for pizza.” ) And, speaking of Young Democrats, twin brothers in Okanogan worked tirelessly to achieve a blowout 82% for Obama.
#8 written by John Wyble
February 10, 2008 - 5:43 am

In Kittitas,

105 for Barack
50 For Hilary
2 Unccommitted
#9 written by Kristina
February 10, 2008 - 4:21 pm

I’m an alternate.

the 280 Precinct in Richland had 5 delegates Obama, 2 delegates Clinton. H U G E turnout.
#10 written by Dave Gibney
February 10, 2008 - 11:44 pm

Hood River? I alway try to avoid crossing the river unless I really need to when I’m down there. I’m a Columbia High (White Salmon) graduate and that’s where most of my family is