Washington caucuses: A roundup

I'm going to use this post to aggregate caucus coverage from the regional traditional media and the netroots community (local and national).

UPDATE: Welcome fellow Daily Kos readers! Here's a quick compilation of our Live Inside the Washington Caucuses coverage:

• The Fighting 37-1838th (Scott)
• Bellevue fired up and ready to go (Rick)
• Reporting in from the south end of Redmond (Jason)
• It looks like a massive rout for Barack Obama (Andrew)
• Madness (Andrew)

Let's start off with a few reports from NPI readers:

Knoll:

Here in Madrona (central district edge, not gold coast) we had 98 votes for Obama and 16 for Clinton. Expected Obama victory, but amazing spread. I voted Obama, but am an equally strong Clinton supporter. I'll be very happy however it turns out.

Leland Bryant Ross:

I went to my caucus in Seattle's marginalized Eastlake neighborhood as one of the marginalized, to wit, a Gravel caucusgoer, the only one in my precinct; I switched to Obama before the delegate election. In our precinct our five delegates split 4 for Obama to one for Clinton; the actual sign-in at the vote was 84 Obama, 19 Clinton, three undecided. And from what I just saw on FoxNews (yikes!) it was the same story in the Palouse and in Lewis County. It sounds wonderful. All these kids finally get their chance to vote for John Kennedy! ;-)

Ian:

I just got back from the caucus on Bel-Red road, and it does look like it's going to be Obama all the way. In my precinct, it was 70% Obama, 30% Clinton. Friends of mine in two other precincts say it went 4 to 0 Obama and 4 to 1 Obama. Let's hope this trend continues throughout the state!

Klackity:

Kirkland here. The community hall they booked for my precinct and its neighbors was also too small to hold everyone. They ended up having to move some of the precincts to another location. Enthusiasm on the Democratic side is extremely high this year.

In our precinct, Obama won over Hillary 3 to 1. Other precincts in the hall voted similarly.

Barb Levy:

I'm in the 36th district, and my precinct had 112 votes, which led to 7 delegates for Obama and 2 for Clinton. I look forward to being a delegate for Obama for my district on April 5th!

Now, here's a list of posts from other blogs in the local netroots community:

• On the Road to 2008: Washington Presidential Caucus: Massive Turnout, Massive Support for Obama
• HorsesAss: How’d your caucus go?
• HorsesAss: Controlled Chaos
• HorsesAss: The Fremont caucus
• HorsesAss: Washington gives good caucus
• TheBlueState: My precinct voted for Obama
• blatherWatch: Obama wins big in south seattle caucus
• Orcinus: Quick caucus report
• EFFin Unsound: Not a Good Sign for the R’s
• Upper Left: massive rout?
• Jon DeVore: Precinct 450 rocks the caucus

DailyKos diary entries:

• Just Back From Washington Caucus
• Stunning Turnout, Obama Winning WA-48
• Meanwhile in Seattle
• My Washington caucus experience
• WA election results? Obama gets 80% delegates in my precinct!
• WA Caucus report from Precinct FW-30 [w/pics]; Obama Looking Good
• Washington caucus update
• Update from WA 43-2077
• Seattle's youth speak -- and only the Obama campaign cares
• Caucus Tips from WA State for Obama supporters

Traditional media reports:

• KING5: Minute by minute caucus updates
• Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Obama, McCain win state caucuses
• Seattle Times: Obama beats Clinton 2-1; McCain edges Huckabee
• Seattle Times: Citizen reports - Dispatches from the caucuses
• Postman on Politics (The Seattle Times):
• Huckabee leads McCain in GOP caucus
• Gregoire says state Dems embraced message of change
• Official results show Obama winning big
• It's early, but Obama looking strong
• As we wait for results, some wrap-up reports
• Gregoire visits Seattle caucus
• A candidate announces at caucus
• KOMO: Obama trounces Clinton; McCain edges Huckabee in state caucuses
• The News Tribune: Obama cruises to big win; McCain edging Huckabee
• Political Buzz posts (The News Tribune):
• Dem and GOP caucuses in one building - cool video
• State numbers update: McCain still ahead, but not by enough to call the race
• Pierce County Republican numbers in: McCain squeaks by Huckabee
• Bellingham Herald: Democrats like Obama; Huckabee has edge with GOP

Feel free to share your caucus experience with us in the comments.