A couple of months ago David All wrote about the National Presidential Caucus, a very cool exercise in democracy that is pushing to get all American citizens — not just those lucky enough to live in Iowa or New Hampshire — involved in the process of selecting our next president. (The project is a client of David’s.)

This Friday, on National Caucus Day, the organizers’ hard work and optimism will come to fruition.

To crib from the project’s about page:

NPC Caucuses are 2-hour meetings anytime between 3pm and 8pm local time on National Caucus Day, December 7, 2007.

Organizers facilitate a discussion round where participants may each speak to their most important issues and to establish a group consensus on the top 2-3 issues for that caucus. Then, a second round of discussion to express candidate preferences.

The organizer then posts the results at www.NationalCaucus.com for aggregation and general reporting.

Events are scheduled around the country; go here to find a caucus near you.