"They don't even have paper and pens for us to sign in. We don't even have enough official forms to sign in."
“Craziness. They need to get rid of this system,” said one angry caucus leader.

In northwest Houston, about 3,000 people were waiting outside a location in the 7300 block of North Shepherd. The precinct judge in charge of that location finally came out with a bullhorn to explain that she was alone, and had called for help to organize the crowd.

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Police officers escorted a poll worker to explain the situation to the angry crowd.

There was a similar scene in West Houston at Wilcrest and Richmond. Many voters began lining up to caucus at 7 p.m. and were still waiting hours later.

The precinct judge at that site was nowhere to be found.

“The whole process was total confusion,” said one election worker.

Police escorted the unidentified woman outside to explain the situation to the angry crowd.

“We appreciate your patience. We’re going to move forward whether the judge is here or not,” said the woman. “I believe that she’s gone or he’s gone, but we will move this meeting forward.”
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