Well here are the results--

Gingrich: 4
Paul: 10
Romney: 2
Santorum: 19

I went to a local High School to vote, and my specific precinct is supposed to be a very influential precinct in my county. Yeah, only 35 votes where I was stationed, but it was one of three precincts that were all in the same building. I was going to record it, but felt no need. I did monitor the process, though, and felt it to be fair. No corruption here from what I saw. The votes were counted fairly and thoroughly, and I actually sat right next to the counter and glanced over to make sure she could count... She could.

Now I am a Ron Paul supporter, and I gotta say I am a bit impressed. With 35 votes, according to the media, he would get 4-6 votes. He got 10 which though could be better, is a strong second. Now here is what interests me... Romney gets two votes? The results seem so opposite from the MSM (and though I expect it), it is nearly completely backwards from the rest of the country.

Another thing to mention is that everyone got to speak that wanted to. I must say, the Ron Paul family had the most actual politics to speak, and I got quite an applause (not to be cocky) from the whole crowd. The Santorum crowd wasn't dumb though and fairly good points (though I may not always agree) were brought around the table.
The one thing that I got vibes of though, that creeps me out, is that people only like Santorum because of who he is instead of what he does. That is concerning to me, but hopefully won't detour America from the bigger picture-especially because nearly everyone who spoke, Ron Paul or not said that would vote Ron Paul if he made it to the end! That is encouraging to say the least, assuming he gets there...

CNN is covering Colorado as we speak, and I am confused. Anyone know why they think only about 6,000 people from Colorado are voting?? Meanwhile Minnisota has about 40,000 and Montana has like 250,000 people... Makes no sense...

Anyway, feel free to ask questions, and talk about your caucus experience! Any Colorado voters out there?

I just can't understand how they are saying 30% of the votes in and Paul has less than 600 votes?? Even Santorum is only at 2,000 votes....horrible turnout?? Most large counties have not been tallied, (Including el paso where we are) however contrary to what people might think Colorado is a pretty big state with Denver and it's suburbs at 2-3 mil population by itself. I'm very disapointed at the vote turnout and more disappointed with all the fundies voting Santorum.

Has anyone posted the video of that guy being apprehended by Romneys secret service? I wonder what he did.

Here's a story. My mom is pro-Romney but she hates Rick Scott because his company was involved with Medicare fraud yet when I told her about how Romney's company was involved with the largest case of Medicare fraud and was fined more than any other company in history she didn't seem to care and still voted for Romney.

Her biggest thing is she wants someone who can the Obama and she thinks that it is Romney. I can't stand the prick.

Oh well........ everyone is entitled to their own opinion. Especially those who actually get out there and vote.

The only people I do not respect are those who do not vote and especially those that complain and do not vote.

On a side note I am leaving for Costa Rica for some fun and sun next week but here is a little known fact about that little country. Everyone of voting age must vote because it is the law. I wish we could pass a law like that.