The Caucuses have been moved to Saturdays. 1:00 PM.

[Condem]

To get more people involved. Bad move. Your feelings?

[Hardrada]

1. Aren't we watching games about then? Enjoying brewskis

and doritos? Hey, another dumb idea from the politicians. We'll stay home.

[Condem]

2. Exactly, right, Hardrada.

Remember the Nevada caucuses? Not first in the nation, I know. But they had to compete with The NFL playoffs amongst other things. A lot less media exposure. Plus, a selfish reason. I work Saturdays. I liked them at night.

[rurallib]

3. As with most meetings, there is no "best" time.

some people work weekends, some work nights, some have a TV show they can't miss.
The way they jacked around with the caucus time last round, I would just like to see them pick a time and stick with it.

[cyberswede]

4. Stupid n/t

[Cairycat]

5. Since Mr. Cairycat works evenings,

he could go to a Saturday afternoon caucus. I guess I'd prefer an evening but since I feel like the caucuses are my chance to actually have a say, I will go regardless. Whether someone who is not as politically involved would be more likely to show up on a Saturday afternoon than a weekday evening remains to be seen. Why not give it a try?

But I agree with Rurallib: Pick a damn time and stick with it!

[47of74]

6. I couldn't get to the caucus last year

Because I work second shift I wasn't able to attend the caucus. Which was disappointing because I wanted to attend. Saturday would probably be a better time with my schedule at the least, but it might not work for other people. I think our current system could be improved to account for those who don't have the time to attend a caucus.

[Condem]

7. Could be the last time we're first in the nation, so enjoy the privelege.

But, THEY say that every four years, don't THEY?

[Bluzmann57]

8. Bad move indeed.

Some of us actually have to work on Saturdays.