Wyoming Caucus(D) Results.

[Flying Dog]

You may post the incoming results from the state here.
The Caucuses start at different times throughout the state.
The first started at 11AM EST. The last is supposed to be around 6PM EST, I think.
Fox News says they are going to display the results when they get them and aren't waiting for the other sites to close. So we should get some around noon.

[Flying Dog]

Albany County (25 delegates)

9 a.m. (registration begins at 8 a.m.)

Laramie Plains Civic Center

710 Garfield, Laramie

 

Big Horn County (6 delegates)

2 p.m.

Basin Chamber of Commerce

407 W. C St., Basin

 

Campbell County (17 delegates)

10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (lunch break at 12:30 p.m.)

Campbell County Public Library, meeting room

2101 S. 4J Road, Gillette

 

Carbon County (10 delegates)

10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Union-Pacific train depot

Corner of 4th and Front streets, Rawlins

 

Converse County (7 delegates)

10 a.m.

Douglas Senior Center

340 1st St. West, Douglas

 

Crook County (4 delegates)

10 a.m.

Crook County Courthouse, Jury Room

Sundance

 

Fremont County (23 delegates)

9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Lander Valley High School main lobby

1005 W. Main St., Lander

Chair Linda Barton arranging rides from Dubois.

 

Goshen County (7 delegates)

9 a.m. to noon

Pinnacle Bank, Wyoming Room (downstairs)

2000 Main St., Torrington

 

Hot Springs County (4 delegates)

9:30 a.m. to noon

Hot Springs County Museum

700 Broadway, Thermopolis

 

Johnson County (4 delegates)

2 p.m.

Buffalo Senior Center

671 W. Fetterman St., Buffalo

 

Laramie County (55 delegates)

9 a.m. (registration begins at 8 a.m.)

Cheyenne Civic Center

510 W. 20th St., Cheyenne

 

Lincoln County (8 delegates)

11 a.m.

Lincoln County Courthouse

925 Sage Ave., Kemmerer


Natrona County (43 delegates)

9 a.m. (registration begins at 7:30 a.m.)

Holiday Inn on the River

300 West F Street, Casper

 

Niobrara County (1 delegate)

9:30 a.m.

Home of Everett and Fredda Lou Kilmer

207 W. 4th St., Lusk

 

Park County (16 delegates)

10 a.m.

Park County Complex (old Marathon building)

1501 Stampede Ave., Cody

 

Platte County (6 delegates)

10 a.m.

First State Bank conference center (by Safeway)

1405 16th St., Wheatland

 

Sheridan County (18 delegates)

2 p.m. to 6 p.m.

Sheridan Senior Center

211 Smith St., Sheridan

 

Sublette County (4 delegates)

9 a.m.

Sublette County Library

155 S. Tyler Ave., Pinedale

 

Sweetwater County (24 delegates)

10 a.m. (registration begins at 9 a.m.)

Green River High School auditorium

1615 Hitching Post Drive, Green River

Keynote speaker: Cheyenne attorney Paul Hickey

 

Teton County (17 delegates)

4 p.m.

Snow King Resort, Grand Teton Room

400 E. Snow King Ave., Jackson

 

Uinta County (11 delegates)

9 a.m.

Evanston Elks Lodge

268 Duncomb Hollow Dr., Evanston

 

Washakie County (5 delegates)

10 a.m.

American Legion Hall

119 S. 7th St., Worland

 

Weston County (4 delegates)

2 p.m.

Newcastle Senior Center

627 Pine St., Newcastle

 

[Flying Dog]

Another anecdotal report says that clinton blows in Carbon County.

[Flying Dog]

That was Goshen County.

[Flying Dog]

Report=

It's NUTS here in Laramie. We had to vote in waves because the auditorium can't handle everyone. I'm disabled but still had to park 5 blocks away. They were supposed to announce a number but I left at 10:30 and they hadn't announced yet. They were registering people who were in line by 9 AM and some people said they were still checking people in at 10:15. I don't know if that's true or not. Someone whose opinion I respect estimated 3000 were there. (In 2004, we had maybe 50.) At least in the first wave, judging from the cheers for the nominators, Obama was getting about 75% or more of the votes.

I may go back after lunch for the platform work. They will be taking a new quorum at that point because they realize that lots of people were going to leave after voting.

We did away with the 15% viability threshold and, for the first time in my WY caucusing experience, had written ballots. They were worried about running out of them.

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BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAH!!

Getting destroyed by almost 20 points is putting up a good fight?

BWWAHAAHAHAHHAHAA!

This Hillary! spinning physically makes me ILL!

Teton county hasn't come in yet by the way, it will likely pad Obama's lead.

How did Obama do in Idaho?

Clinton didn't visit Idaho. She put up radio ads, made a visit to the state and was funneling $$$ into it. and 38-40% is the best she can do.

[Flying Dog]

Big Horn goes 54-46 for Obama. That was Clintons last county with a chance a winning. Teton will be interesting. I think it may break 70% for Obama. It's a rich ski-resort county.

My guess is 60-39 Obama.

[Flying Dog]

THIS is spin:

One Clinton aide yesterday derided Mr Obama’s victories in "boutique" caucus states rather than the hardscrabble terrain of the rustbelt, saying: "Obama has won the small caucus states with the latte-sipping crowd. They don’t need a president, they need a feeling."