Jill, good for you for making your son learn how to deal with annoying phone calls. He's going to have to get used to it. Just make sure he's polite!

Thus far, our response of “we've already voted” has ended each call. Here in Texas, the logical next question would conceivably be whether it was for Obama.

Following the poll closures at 7pm Tuesday, the caucuses begin. Since one has to have voted in the primary to participate in them, the callers should be asking the (unfortunately delicate and potentially invasive) question of “who'd ya vote for?”. This is crucial because if it's a “yes”, then the Obama voters need to be reminded to caucus. (This would be true also from Hillary callers who find Hillary voters.)

I would say more from Clinton than Obama, and yes, the Clinton ones are live people. I think I may have had one live one from Obama.

Then there was the reverse 911 from my city about a water main break – but see, here's the problem – seriously: you get so sick of the robovoices that you hang up immediately – and you don't listen to an emergency call from your city. That could be a disaster waiting to happen.

Have you said whether you know who you are voting for and if you do, who it is?

Our phone has rung at least 3 times a day beginning Friday. Interestingly, we haven't had a single call from the Clinton campaign; all from Obama's people. No robocalls yet. All live.

And between the radio and television, there's not a chance people don't at least know we're having an election. LOL!