schwartz, west and fellow precinct co-captain stephen eitzen all say caucus night was night of disorganization. "there wasn't a lot during the process there. in hindsight i would have gone over and said what said eitzen. that "afterwards" eitzen mentioned..... concerning a potential 9-9 tie between clinton and sanders. "we went in there it cafateria. lots of tables no direction just have a seat want," said west. precinct's lone offered to switch forcing a deadlock, but that person left the caucus " you can't have votes that way it's i wanted her to have her to have her votre, but if she's already left the confirm it, it can't be announcement that some candidates were unviable and that there was a realignment period that they could realine to other groups," said eitzen. in the end, the captains signed off on a 9-8 win for sanders but the state democratic tally shows woodbury county precinct 40 awarded to clinton by that total. monday marked all three men's first caucus experience. they told us they want to see changes in the iowa system but plan to participate again. "there needs to be more peo

schwartz, west and fellow precinct co-captain stephen eitzen all say caucus night was a night of disorganization. of discussion. at the end there was, but during the process we were just sitting there. in hindsight i would have gone over and said what are you guys doing," said eitzen. that "afteteards" eitzen mentioned..... mass confusion concerning a potential 9-9 tie between clinton and sanders. "we went in there it was just a basic cafateria. lots of tables no direction just have a seat whereever you want," said west. the men say the precinct's lone o'malley supporter offered to switch ort to clinton forcing a deadlock, but that person left the caucus prematurly. " you can't have votes that way it's just not resonable. i wanted her to have her opinion i wanted her to have her votre, but if she's already left the building and we can't confirm it, it can't be counted," said west. "never was there an announcement that some candidates were unviable and that there was a realignment period that they could realine to other groups," said eitzen. in the end, the captains signed off on a 9-8 win for sa

schwartz, west and fellow precinct co- captain stephen eitzen all say caucus night was a night of disorganization. "there wasn't a lot of discussion. at the end there was, but during just sitting there. in hindsight i would have what are you guys doing," said eitzen. that "afterwards" eitzen mentioned..... mass confusion and sanders. was just a basic cafateria. lots of just have a seat whereever you want," said west. the men say the precinct's lone o'malley supporter offered to switch support to clinton forcing a deadlock, but that person left the caucus prematurly. " you can't have votes that way it's just not resonable. i wanted her to have her opinion i wanted her to have her votre, but if she's already left the building and we can't confirm it, it can't be counted," said west. "never was there an announcement that some candidates were unviable and that there was a realignment period that they could realine to other groups," said eitzen. in the end, the captains signed off on a 9-8 win for sanders but the state democratic tally shows woodbury county precinct 40 awarded to clinton by that total

schwartz, west and fellow precinct co-captain stephen eitzen all say caucus night was a a ght of "there wasn't a lot of discussion. at the end thererwas, but during the process we were just sitting there. in hindsight i would have gone over and said what are you guys doing," that "afterwards" eitzen mentioned..... mass confusion concerning a potential 9-9 tie between clinton and "we went in there it cafateria. lots of tables no direction whereever you the men say the precinct's lone o'malley supporter offered to switch support to clinton forcing a deadlock, " you can't have votes that way it's just not resonable. i wanted her to have her opinion i wanted her to have her votre, but if she's building and we can't counted," said west. announcement that some candidates that there was a realignment period that they could realine to other groups," said eitzen. in the end, the captains signed off sanders but the tally shows woodbury county precinct 40 awarded to clinton by that total. monday marked all three men's first caucus experience. they told us they want to see chchges in the iowa syste

schwartz, west and fellow precinct co-captain stephen eitzen all say caucus night was a night of disorganization. "there wasn't a lot of discussion. at the end there was, but during the process we were just sitting there. in hindsight i would have gone over and said what are you guys doing," said eitzen. eitzen mentioned..... mass confusion concerning a potential 9-9 tie between clinton and sanders. "we went in there it was just a basic cafateria. lots of tables no direction just have a seat whereever you want," said west. the men say the precinct's lone o'malley supporter offered to switch support to clinton forcing a deadlock, but that person left the caucus prematurly. " you can't have votes that way it's just not resonable. i wanted her to have her opinion i wanted her to have her votre, but if she's already left the building and we can't confirm it, it can't be counted," said west. "never was there an announcement that some candidates were unviable and that there was a realignment period that they could realine to other groups," said eitzen. in the end, the captains signed off on a 9-8 win