dennis bower couldn't believe it when he cimarron high at 8:35 to cast his caucus vote.... and he was turned away! dennis bower "they said it closed at 8:30 even though on their website it says 9 oclock and on our verification form it says 9 oclock.- so we've been disenfranchized." you can see here....on dennis's confirmation email....it says doors close at 9. but former political director of the clark county republican party says it must have been a mistake. nick phillips "the agenda posted at the caucus locations said that it would end at 8:30" phillips says -- the state republican party says caucuses ahd to be conducted between 5pm and 9pm.... but that each county within the state can administer their own rules. clark county's being....door close at 8:30. "so some people came thinking they were able to vote up until 9pm but it seems there was just some confusion. some other organizations may have been sending out some emails and maybe they didn't fully understand." organizations like....presidential campaigns.... or separate organizations trying to drive turn-out rates.

dennis bowers says he walked up to the doors of cimmarron high at 8 thirty five on tuesday

dennis bowers says he walked up to the doors of cimmarron high at 8 thirty five on tuesday at 8 thirty. but here's the problem, his confirmation email said he had until 9 to cast his vote. the former political director of the clark county republican party says it must have been a mistake, "the agenda posted at the caucus locations said that it would end at 8:30" "it's very frustrating. we don't usually go to a caucus. this was an important election." we've learned each county within the state has the right to administer their own rules, so that might've been the either way, bowers says he's staying optimistic, awaiting the general election to make his voice heard. right now... republican presidential candidates are getting ready to meet on the debate stage for the tenth time. a live look at the stage in houston, texas, it kicks off tonight at 5-30 our time on cnn. on the stage---ted cruz, donald trump, mrco rubio, john kasich and ben carson it all comes just -5- days before super fewer fireworks are flying as the democratic candidates battle for their party's nomination. hillary clinto

dennis bower says he walked up to the doors of cimarron high school at 8:35 tuesday night to cast his vote....and he was turned away! he says on their website & his verification form it says they'd be open until 9. the former political director of the clark county republican party says it must have been a mistake. he says caucuses are conducted between 5 and 9, but each county can make their own rulees. clark county's being....door close at 8:30. "it's very frustrating. we don't usually go to a this was an important election." bower says he is upset he couldn't caucus, but he's glad there's still the general election. governor brian sandoval is all over the headlines right now... after his name gets thrown out as a potential supreme court justice nominee. sources close to the white house say our governor is among the names they're considering to replace the late justice antonin scalia. sandoval does have an impressive resume. in 2005, he became our state's first hispanic federal judge. he also served as the state attorney general... and he also has the support of a top democrat. i wou

republican dennis bowers says he walked up to the doors of cimmarron high school at 8-35 tuesday night... but things had shut down at 8-30. but here's the problem, his confirmation email said he had until 9 to cast his vote. the former political director of the clark county republican party says it must have been a mistake. "the agenda posted at the caucus locations said that it would end at 8:30" "it's very frustrating. we don't usually go to a caucus. this was an important election." we've learned each county within the state has the right to administer their own rules, so that mht've been the prle here.either way, bowers says he's staying optimistic, awaiting the general election to make things are calmer in the democratic party... as they prepare for their next primary. hillary clinton made her case to the sisters of sorority alpha kappa alpha ahead of saturday's south carolina primary. bernie sanders is struggling with black voters in the state. it seems he's moved on to super tuesday states, drawing 9 thousand people to a rally in tulsa oklahoma yesterday. the latest polls show c