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florencev 10 years 16 weeks ago
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MARCH 26TH WASHINGTON STATE CAUCUS: I'm having a hard time getting through nowadays. In WA State the Democrats will only count the caucus results, the primary is just a beauty show that was only just put in place by the Republicans.

The Democratic Caucus in Saturday March 26th, the Republican primary is late in May.

People can register to vote at the caucus, and it's an open caucus, so people can sign in saying they are a Democrat for the purpose of the caucus.

The Democrats have a Surrogate Affidavit form that people can fill out if they can't make it to the caucus. It's good if they have to work, are ill or disabled, have a religious reason not to attend or are in the military. It's available at wa-democrats.org. It can be printed out, filled in and MUST be returned by mail, fax or emailed PDF to the WA State Democrats by 5 pm March 18th, or it will not be included in the precinct caucus packets on the 26th.

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