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Tuesday February 7, 2012. Attended my precinct DFL caucus. (DFL: Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party, though there's not much left of the Farmer-Labor Party this long after the merger.)
The Presidential nomination ballot had two choices: Barack Obama and Uncommitted.
Convener chosen; one candidate, approved unanimously.
Various kinds of delegates chosen, mostly unanimously. I will be a delegate to the state senate district convention.
Four resolutions introduced. Passed unanimously.
Candidates nominated for several offices. All chosen unanimously.
Presidential nominating ballots counted. Obama won, but Uncommitted got a few votes.
(Minnesota doesn't have Presidential primaries. However, there are both caucuses and primaries for various other offices. Party caucuses make recommendations for primaries -- including those for nonpartisan offices.)
I suspect the Republican caucuses were livelier.
The Presidential nomination ballot had two choices: Barack Obama and Uncommitted.
Convener chosen; one candidate, approved unanimously.
Various kinds of delegates chosen, mostly unanimously. I will be a delegate to the state senate district convention.
Four resolutions introduced. Passed unanimously.
Candidates nominated for several offices. All chosen unanimously.
Presidential nominating ballots counted. Obama won, but Uncommitted got a few votes.
(Minnesota doesn't have Presidential primaries. However, there are both caucuses and primaries for various other offices. Party caucuses make recommendations for primaries -- including those for nonpartisan offices.)
I suspect the Republican caucuses were livelier.