maybe the obama campaign wont be able to cheat in the Guam caucus.

Caucus = Obama wins by a nauseating margin. I assume that's how it works in Guam, since that's how it works most everywhere else. Have any of us been making calls to Guam?

My understanding is that it's more like a party-run primary, where you just cast ballots and leave.  I could be wrong though.

In any case: Marianas Variety endorses Hillary

http://www.mvariety.com/?module=displays tory&story_id=10696&format=html

I have read it described as a "primary" in some places but CBS seemed pretty certain it was a "caucus".  And I don't see a turnout of 3,000 as meaning a primary in the traditional sense heh.

Where the hell is Guam anyway.

http://www.hillaryclinton.com/hq/guam/

Hill was all over it (so was Barack).

Check out the vid - "Hafa Adai brothers and sisters!"  Hill's gone native.

They call it a caucus but it's secret ballot and you can vote all day, so it's really a primary.

Guam can't vote in the general, which I imagine will play a role in the expected lower turnout.

that is so cool!

When I was doing a lot of theater and someone forgot their lines or blocking (stage movement) we would say they "went to Guam".  "Excuse me, I went to Guam for a moment"...

I have no idea why, but that was what we said.  

Hope Hillary nets them all (almost) to continue the MO.

11:10 p.m. Guam - The official results for the primary election for the Democratic Party have been processed.

Senator Barack Obama took Ordot's delegates with a vote over 37 to 18, While Clinton won Maina 22 to 19. Check back for full updates and results as they come in.

I don't really know what that means.

Guam has 8 pledged delegates, but they each get half a vote.  The 5 superdelegates each get a full vote.  So the total is nine.

Wierd.

http://www.pacificnewscenter.com/default .asp?sourceid=&smenu=161&twindow Default&mad=No&sdetail=24095&am p;wpage=1&skeyword&sidate=& ccat=&ccatm=&restate=&restat us=&reoption=&retype=&repmin &repmax&rebed=&rebath=& ;subname=&pform=&sc=1718&hn= pacificnewscenter&he=.com

"With 11 out of 19 precincts reporting, Senator Barack Obama is leading Senator Hillary Clinton by 6 percentage points. The total preference count so far is Obama with 768 to Clinton's 680."