My caucus isn't until March 6th, and the wait is killing me!

[GreenPartyVoter]

I'm on pins and needles with the excitement of it all!!

[yourpaljoey]

1. Let the great tide build

People are waking up!
Yes, very exciting.

[GreenPartyVoter]

2. I live in a tiny town. Will be interesting to see who goes for Bernie with me.

[aidbo]

3. I have to wait till May. 😐

[GreenPartyVoter]

4. Bummer!

[oldandhappy]

5. We vote in June.

Weird, eh? People not yet very involved. I invited 40 people to a debate watch party and only two came.

[GreenPartyVoter]

8. Maybe as the date gets closer interest will rise??

[oldandhappy]

15. Yes. There will be lots of activities in April and May.

Our local Dem club met yesterday and we were talking about our place in the primary season -- very late. But we have lots of local races and will be working those. In the middle of the meeting someone announced the death of the supreme court justice. Silence as people tried to not clap! The first thing our president said was -- I know there is no one crying here but we want to be respectful.

[GreenPartyVoter]

17. I can just picture the room at the time!

Definitely wasn't quite like that here on DU.

[Le Taz Hot]

12. Did you post it on the Bernie Sanders webpage

in the "Events" section? The campaign has the names, emails, zip codes and phone numbers of volunteers who have signed on to the Bernie website and the campaign breaks it down by area. A week, then 2 days before your event, they email and text out to all those people about your Event. This is crucial in getting a good turnout.

[oldandhappy]

14. I work my precinct.

We have some active groups and I get posts daily. I think we will have a good turnout. Thank you for the info you posted, I did not know about that. Just in the general public, excitement will build later as the actual time to vote draws nearer.

[HooptieWagon]

6. March 16th for me.

It's a closed primary, registration deadline is tomorrow. I'm hoping there will be a story on registration numbers coming out. I do know a fair number of Independants and third parties have switched to Dem to vote for Bernie, but I don't know if enough. It's a reasonable assumption that all recent re registrations are commited Bernie voters though.

[GreenPartyVoter]

9. Hopefully they are!

[elephant hunter]

7. My primary is March 1.

But I early voted Friday. Somebody ask me who I voted for.

[GreenPartyVoter]

10. ok. Who did you vote for?

[elephant hunter]

18. I voted for Bernie

Because if I didn't I wouldn't be true to myself. I voted for Hillary in '08 and expect to again in November frankly. Whoever I finally cast a ballot for in November, whether it be Bernie or Hillary, I will do so happily. Judging from the titles of some posts I have seen, I refuse to read the messages because of the vitriol inherent in the titles, I wonder if everyone on this site can say that. Voters staying home in the 2010 elections contributed to more votes overall for Democrats in House elections leading to republican control. Staying home in November because your favored candidate is not the standard bearer and you are still pouting about it is now akin to saying, "I like all of the decisions coming out of the Supreme Court for the past 50 years and look forward to similar decisions in the next 50 years."

[GreenPartyVoter]

22. I have resigned myself to the possibility of having to do that, but I am still holding out hope for

a Bernie miracle.

[wyldwolf]

11. Jill Stein made the ballot?

[GreenPartyVoter]

19. No, no. I am participating in my local Democratic caucus.

[ScreamingMeemie]

13. March 1st!

[GreenPartyVoter]

20. Lucky!

[LWolf]

16. My primary isn't until May 17th.

I'm counting on you, and the Sanders revolution, to make sure he's still in the thick of things when it finally gets here!

[GreenPartyVoter]

21. I hope he is!

[tokenlib]

23. Patience.. Bernie is still unknown to a lot of people...

We need to make sure Hillary and her surrogates aren't allowed to define him.

[GreenPartyVoter]

24. True!