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I applied for an internship with a city government in March.  Through the application process I called the city (specifically one person in HR) and asked about it. 

They originally said the application would be up in October, and when it wasn't I called.  In January I spoke to the lady again, and she said they hoped to have up by the end of the month, when they didn't, I called again.  It didn't get posted until March.  After applying and seeing their interview sessions were in April, I called and asked if they had selected their candidates, and just wanted to know where they were in the process.  

She told me that they were behind on some things and hoped to meet at the end of the next week and inform candidates whether they made it to the interview round or not.  

So this is my question.  It has been over 2 weeks since they were supposed to let us know. I don't want to be that annoying person, but I also am very interested and want that to be known.  **So do I just chalk it up to not getting the spot, or do I call and ask again?**

I really would love to have this internship for experience and it's in the area of the US I want to be in. *Thanks!
<bot>: I have been in touch with this city about a summer internship (roughly 4 calls since January), how much is too much following-up?