Temple Daily Telegram logo Temple Daily Telegram 21 months ago

Caucus confusion: Bell County not alone in March voting madness

Chaos is how some voters described it. Bedlam and kookiness also came to mind. Full Article at Temple Daily Telegram

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  1. I am truly disheartened by this experience ... With all the publicity and importance of this election, Texas Democrats should have been on their game. Instead, we dropped the ball.
    SOURCE: Temple Daily Telegram 21 months ago
  2. People were clearly motivated to be part of the process ... But because the time it took to vote, the time it took to wait in line for the precinct caucus, the lack of space and the general confusion over the process, many voters today feel disenfranchised.
    SOURCE: Temple Daily Telegram 21 months ago
  3. There’s always room for learning and we’re going to work on that.
    SOURCE: Temple Daily Telegram 21 months ago
  4. The Democratic Party has a long history of shooting ourselves in both feet ... If the Clinton campaign tries to win by manipulation or changing the rules in the middle of the game, then they could very well mess up a very beautiful, historical event for us.
    – David Henderson SOURCE: KLTV 21 months ago
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