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iego
03-06-2020, 18:14
Anyone going to the Republican Caucus tomorrow? I'll likely be going, as a Precinct Captain, I think I owe it to the team (even though I did a piss poor job organizing last year.)

-John
iego
03-06-2020, 18:22
https://www.arapahoerepublicans.org/2020-caucus-information

-John
iego
03-06-2020, 18:29
Funny (or, as we know, fake news!), when I google Colorado Republican Caucus, I get this Democrat hit page...

https://www.coloradodems.org/caucus/

-John
Gman
03-06-2020, 19:04
Is anybody still registered as a Republican in this state? [Coffee]
iego
03-06-2020, 19:13
The good news is that there are plenty of Republicans out there. See Trump 2016.

-John
Gman
03-06-2020, 19:54
I seem to recall the 2016 Republican caucus (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016_Colorado_Republican_caucuses) went to Ted Cruz. Wheee!!!

You don't have to be registered as a Republican to vote for Trump.
Big E3
03-06-2020, 22:26
I thought they changed the rules so everybody would register as an independent and vote in the primary for the other party’s easiest candidate to beat.
Circuits
03-06-2020, 22:45
Who won at the CO Republican Caucus 2020?
Eric P
03-07-2020, 00:49
Wasnt there a primary election?

Caucusing is pointlessly a time waster. Just send in a ballot and count the votes.
XJ
03-07-2020, 07:54
Tell them not to be the same old born-to-lose fucktards again this year
eddiememphis
03-08-2020, 19:07
I thought they changed the rules so everybody would register as an independent and vote in the primary for the other party’s easiest candidate to beat.

Independent is associated with the Independence Party.

I think you mean unaffiliated.
Irving
03-08-2020, 19:48
Everyone should receive ballots for ALL possible candidates to vote for. Anything else is unAmerican. Going to switch to unaffiliated when I get the chance.
Gman
03-08-2020, 20:19
You can change your affiliation online.

https://www.sos.state.co.us/pubs/elections/vote/VoterHome.html (https://www.sos.state.co.us/pubs/elections/vote/VoterHome.html?menuheaders=5)

With the changes to the primary system via referendum in the last election, there's no advantage in being affiliated with a party.
hollohas
03-10-2020, 20:51
With the changes to the primary system via referendum in the last election, there's no advantage in being affiliated with a party.

The disadvantage of being unaffiliated is that you get on the Dems' list and they spam the shit out of you.
Gman
03-10-2020, 20:53
Actually, I got no spam or texts this year, from either side.