WYOMING CAUCUSES ARE ON

I don't think anyone in Wyoming ever thought in a million years that these would count for much in the presidential race when these were scheduled. Usually these Democratic races are over and done with long before this point, but here we are.

Looks like Barack Obama will win these things and blunt Hillary Clinton's recent momentum -- especially after a staffer had to resign after calling Clinton a "monster". Next up is Mississippi which ought to be Obama territory again.

Coverage from http://www.cnn.com/ and http://www.foxnews.com/. I'd blog more, but frankly I'm trying to recuperate from a bad cold, and so I'm quite zonked.

ALBERTA ELECTION RESULTS TONIGHT

Just a reminder that around 10PM EST will be live coverage of the Alberta vote. Here are the links to election night coverage:

www.660news.com/
www.cbc.ca/albertavotes2008/
Edmonton Journal -- Alberta Votes
Global Calgary - Alberta Votes
www.630ched.com/

Also, here's Colby Cosh with his view of the election and his own voting plans.

I notice CBC going on about how this is a historic election and some of those folks seem to be implying there could be a change of government tonight. Somehow, I doubt it. But we shall see what happens. I'll say this for Alberta, at least they have NHL teams in the playoffs and an open-wheel auto race --unlike Toronto.

(Of course, Manitoba has neither, but I'm not that impressed with Manitoba anyway these days.)