The executive director of the Nebraska Democratic Party says turnout for Saturday’s second presidential caucus was lower than expected, but still encouraging.
Jim Rogers attributes the lower turnout in part to the primary being non-contested. He says the red and white game and the storms that broke out across the Metro also affected turnout.
Despite the challenges, he says North Omaha had the largest turnout with over 100 individuals caucusing there. Rogers says a variety of issues were discussed during the caucus.
