Tomorrow is the day that the delegates and alternates we elected in last month's caucuses will get together and go through the whole thing all over again. Wheeeee!

You don't have to be a delegate or alternate to attend, so if you're as transfixed with the process as we are, feel free to show up. If you don't know where to go, you can find your legislative district caucusing location here. It starts at 10 a.m., but you should get there early to sign in. (Remember how insane it was last time at the sign-in tables?)

If you're an alternate, you should really show up, or else you risk the chance of your candidate of choice losing a delegate. If you don't want to stay, once you've established that your candidate is getting all the delegates they should have, you can go home. Or you can run to be a delegate to the state level. If you want to do that, you should make a little flier tonight that states your case, and have a 30-second speech ready. Every caucus will be a little different in how they handle that, so just sit tight and be patient.

We know, it's all very convoluted and somewhat confusing, but that's the joy of our little democratic republic, folks. We'll be there for the Fightin' 43rd still loud and proud for Hillary Clinton, damned campaign or no. Are you going? Have you changed your mind about who to vote for?

Thanks to Seattlest Flickr user zoomar for that lovely photo of people caucusing!