So..... What happened in Oklahoma?

[Sematary]

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[Give me liberty]

Good question.

[Sematary]

Good question.

Anybody got an answer?

[EricRAlbrecht]

We (Oklahoma) had our caucus. This is the process by which delegates are chosen to attend the various county conventions.

We still are a super Tuesday primary state. this was just a delegate thing.

[Myerz]

Just a delegate thing....only delegates............. NO BIG DEAL?.....It's the only deal!

[Sematary]

We (Oklahoma) had our caucus. This is the process by which delegates are chosen to attend the various county conventions.

We still are a super Tuesday primary state. this was just a delegate thing.

Ok - so now you've chosen your delegates. Are they bound or unbound? Is it winner take all or is it proportional. More info!!

[OKRonPaul]

There are at least 1000 delegates in OK at this point, getting any sort of accurate picture of strength would be near impossible. It will be months till the additional county, district and state conventions are held to whittle that down to our 40 or so national delegates who are bound.

The few precincts who did report back all had Paul doing well. There are some threads in the Oklahoma sub forum with a few results.

[acptulsa]

Little early to tell. After our caucus last night in the shadow of the beautiful Boston Ave Methodist Church (a stunning art deco cathedral) we compared a few notes by phone and found that those precincts that didn't hold caucuses were very well represented at the main (Tulsa) county meeting even though the state G.O.P. (bless their pea-pickin' little hearts) moved the location at the last minute. Many precincts did have caucuses, though, and we should be well represented at the county and state conventions. Few of the other campaigns bothered to caucus, and that bodes well for us.

I was just on my way to the Oklahoma section of the Super Tuesday header to see what I could find out about the rest of the state. Let me know how the debate goes tonight--I'll be busy on the phones trying to make the old folks see that if we don't nominate Ron Paul, the kids will abandon the G.O.P. and it'll die on the vine!

[K1RBY]

i went last night. my wife and i are now delegates in cleveland county.

the RP turnout was HUGE.

i can assure you all that 75%+ of everyone there were RP people.

so now, when we go to our state convention to pick our state delegates, its almost certain all oklahoma state delegates will be RP people.

....now we are just hoping for a brokered convention.

[jblosser]

how many rounds are OK delegates bound for?

[liberteebell]

i went last night. my wife and i are now delegates in cleveland county.

the RP turnout was HUGE.

i can assure you all that 75%+ of everyone there were RP people.

so now, when we go to our state convention to pick our state delegates, its almost certain all oklahoma state delegates will be RP people.

....now we are just hoping for a brokered convention.

This needs to be spread EVERYWHERE!

[LibertyEagle]

God Bless my home state of Oklahoma. Way to go! :)

[aymn27]

i went last night. my wife and i are now delegates in cleveland county.

the RP turnout was HUGE.

i can assure you all that 75%+ of everyone there were RP people.

so now, when we go to our state convention to pick our state delegates, its almost certain all oklahoma state delegates will be RP people.

....now we are just hoping for a brokered convention.
That sounds great...but watch them steal it like they did here in Louisiana - we are up against a huge machine guys...think about it...the billions if not trillions of dollars at stake...

press on brother patriot...

[gracebkr]

That sounds great...but watch them steal it like they did here in Louisiana - we are up against a huge machine guys...think about it...the billions if not trillions of dollars at stake...

press on brother patriot...

Oklahoma is less corrupt probably than Louisiana, no offense.

[bomybomy]

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