Kaua‘i Democrats, and those wishing to join the party, are being invited to gather at locations across the island on Tuesday night. Under new Democratic Party rules, any registered voter can sign up to join the party beginning at 6:30
Kaua‘i Democrats, and those wishing to join the party, are being invited to gather at locations across the island on Tuesday night.
Under new Democratic Party rules, any registered voter can sign up to join the party beginning at 6:30 p.m., according to a report found on www.hawaiidemocrats.org.
From 7 to 7:30 p.m. all Democrats who are registered to vote on Kaua‘i are being invited to cast a vote in what’s being called the “Presidential Preference Poll” on what the Democrats are calling “Super Tuesday” night.
Kaua‘i Democrats, and Democrats from across Hawai‘i, are playing a more important roll this year in deciding who will be the Democratic candidate for president this fall.
Hawai‘i’s Democratic Caucus is now scheduled much earlier in the year than most of the large states. In the past the Hawai‘i caucus vote had little impact on deciding who the Democratic candidate would be due to being held late in the primary campaign season.
Democratic voters on Kaua‘i are reporting that they are receiving pre-recorded calls from the campaign of Democratic front-runner Sen. John Kerry of Massachusetts.
Democratic Precinct Caucuses locations
Tuesday, February 24 7-7:30 p.m.
District 14 Precinct 1: Hanalei Court House
District 14 Precinct 2: Kilauea Neighborhood Center
District 14 Precincts 3-6: Kapa‘a Neighborhood Center
District 15 Precinct 1: Kapa‘a Neighborhood Center
District 15 Precincts 2-5: Lihu‘e HGEA Office
istrict 15 Precinct 6: Koloa School Portable #8
District 16 Precinct 1: Koloa School Portable #8
District 16 Precincts 2-3: Kalaheo Neighborhood Center
District 16 Precinct 4: ‘Ele‘ele School
District 16 Precincts 5-6: Hanapepe Neighborhood Center
District 16 Precinct 7: Waimea Neighborhood Center
District 16 Precinct 8: Kekaha Neighborhood Center
