Democratic Super Tuesday Parties Across the State

Paulie Brading

Will Senator Obama turn the race upside down on February 5th? Will Senator Clinton's numbers hold up? Did Senator Obama's win in South Carolina signal a change in voting patterns across the country? There are at least 20 Super Tuesday parties planned in Oregon to find out the answers on February 5th, 2008. Go to www.oregondemocrats.org and click on events to find a Super Tuesday Party near you. It's going to be like a political Super Bowl when nearly half the country will vote in Primary Elections and it is possible that Democrats will know who our Presidential Candidate will be. The Jackson County Democrats are holding their party at the Red Lion Inn in Medford with an 'All You Can Eat' buffet, large screen TV coverage and wireless access for anyone who wants to bring laptops to follow the blogs. Our party will begin at 5pm to catch the east coast returns and continue past 9pm when the west coast, including California, votes. $40 per person. Reservations required. Call the Jackson County Headquarters at 541 858 1050. Or call your Democratic county orgaizations: Jackson, Marion/Polk, Wasco, Douglas, The DPO in Portland, Linn/Benton, Lane, Lake, Hood River, Deschutes, Curry, Baker, Wheeler/Gilliam, Umitilla, Union, Clatsop and Columbia are all throwing Super Tuesday Parties. Apoligies to any Democratic County organizations I may have overlooked.

Whom ever Democrats, moderate Republicans and non-affiliated voters support it will be more fun to spend Super Tueday together! Will we laugh or cry or discuss delegate counts? Don't sit home alone crying in your beer, go to a Super Tueday Party and find a shoulder to comfort you!

So what do you think? Did Senator Obamas win in South Carolina signal a change in voting patterns across the country?

3:04 p.m.
Jan 27, '08
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Darn it! I forgot to enter my name, Paulie Brading as the author of this post. Oy!
8:40 p.m.
Jan 27, '08
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Visit your local county Democratic Party website to find a Super Tuesday Party in your area. A complete list of county websites at www.washcodems.org
9:38 p.m.
Jan 27, '08
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SUPER TUESDAY PARTY!!! 

February 5, 2008 



The Deschutes Democrats are hosting a 

"SUPER TUESDAY" PARTY 

at Bend’s Community Center with beer, wine, soft drinks and pizza. 

On Tuesday, February 5th, nearly half of the country will vote in Primary Elections. 



By the end of the night it is quite possible that we will know who will be the next President of the United States 

Watch the large screen TV coverage! Follow blogs with your laptop through free wireless access! 

Find out how you can help insure that, by this date next year, a Democrat lives at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue!!! 



The party will begin at 5 pm to catch the East Coast returns and continue past 9 pm when the West Coast, including California, votes. 



Don't miss this opportunity to root for your candidate, share the energy, and have a great time! 



SPACE IS LIMITED! 

Email us at [email protected] and let us know you want to join the Party! 

Cost: $10 per person, payable at the door. 



Also, let us know if you need a ride, or can provide a ride. LET’S CARPOOL WHENEVER WE CAN! 



Bend’s Community Center (1036 NE 5th Street at Kearny) 
10:15 p.m.
Jan 27, '08
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My husband and I are sorry to miss seeing our friends at the Portland bash, as we are on vacation in Australia, but we have made arrangements to watch the Super Tuesday returns (lunchtime Wednesday) at a pub in Sydney with the New South Wales chapter of Democrats Abroad!
Scott McLean (unverified)

8:10 a.m.
Jan 28, '08
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Yeah, the race is getting mighty interesting. I think Obama has to continue to reach out to young voters as he did in South Carolina. Hillary is still going to be tough to beat. One thing is for sure, the Super Tuesday contests are fun to follow.
Kurt Chapman (unverified)

10:27 a.m.
Jan 28, '08
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As a native South Carolinian I wold defintely state that Obama's landslide victory in SC points to a serious change. The young, the Regan democrats and those tired of partisan politics for the sake of partisan politics are speaking out. They should be listened to carefully.
12:00 p.m.
Jan 28, '08
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Direct link to HD28's county website list is here.

The DPO event in Portland is being held at the Tiffany Center, $50 admission, into which Multnomah Co. is folded, evidently.

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Democratic Super Tuesday Parties Across the State

Paulie Brading

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