The ten Republicans and DFLers running for governor are hoping for strong showings at tonight's party precinct caucuses; some of them have been working the phones for months, recruiting party activists to come out to local caucuses on their behalf. But at this early stage of the Minnesota caucus process it's often hard to tell which candidate has done well, or even whether it matters much in the final outcome. Minnesota Public Radio's Martin Kaste reports.
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