The way it s going to go down, jen, is everybody in this county, that s why they call it a supercaucus site, there are 22 precincts here, they re going to show up in this auditorium. everybody s starting to gather downstairs i ll take you through the whole building in a minute. but they re going to um can up here listen to the campaigns make a pitch and head outside of the auditorium and go to the caucus locations. let me show you all of that. this place is pretty impressive. it s about three, four stories tall. it s a building that dates to 1923. and everyone in this county no matter where you re from you re going to show up here tonight. 100-year anniversary of the bulldogs. go bulldogs. they re all going to show up here tonight. and they re all going to make their way from the auditorium, believe it or not, down to the classrooms here on the second floor of this school. and let me show you where the caucuses themselves all take place. because there are so many different precincts in the county. when i said they re getting ready, they really are getting ready. you re getting ready for the caucus, right? yes, i am. what s your name? vicky. vicky. and what do you do? i m a custodian. give me a hug. thank you so much for getting
Ready for the caucus. we appreciate you. not a problem. keep it coming, jen. i ll show you the rest of this. we re following you. 121, 120. this one s a spanish classroom right here. vicky, i just saw her here a few minutes ago, she was unlocking all the classrooms. people are going to bring their ballots into this room, put their ballot like a normal election with a secret ballot inside a box and they re going to actually count the ballots in these rooms. but this is not where the grand total is announced. i m going to show you that too. the thing i want to point out, by the way, about wapelo county is former president trump back in 2016 did quite well here. i think he had something like see you in a minute. don t worry. you can keep doing what you re doing. what s that? you do the same. okay. we will. i promise. back in 2016 he had about 36% of the vote here. the question is is it going to look more like the polls do? is he going to get 58% of the vote here? where there could be as many as 1,000 people? they said there was 1900 people here in 2016.