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Off the news: Hawaii Democrats hold presidential caucus

March 7, 2024

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Yes, it was a Super Tuesday of presidential voting nationwide — but right on “Hawaii time,” registered Democrats in this state went to their caucus polls on Wednesday night.

It was all but a foregone conclusion that President Joe Biden would win, though it’s worth noting that in addition to four named rivals, “Uncommitted” also had a spot on the Dems’ ballot. That’s a segment of voters that Biden will need to win over in coming months.

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