Did you caucus Tuesday night? With a reported 268,000 Minnesotans turning out -- roughly 10% of the electorate -- it's a good bet a majority attended for the first time. And they generally found snarled traffic, parking problems, lack of ballots and general confusion.

That has at least two legislators ready to introduce a bill to scrap the caucus and turn to a primary system, which acts like a traditional election with polling place that are open all day. Get the details in this Star Tribune report. (Registration unfortunately required.)