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People participate in the Democratic caucus at the Iowa State Historical Society in Des Moines, Iowa Feb. 1, 2016. (foxnews.com)
Turnout dropped in the 2016 Democratic caucuses to just 171,109 - less than 30 percent of Iowa's registered Democrats. (foxnews.com)

The House Freedom Caucus wants to delay a vote on a budget that includes Obamacare repeal instructions, a potential setback for the GOP's - and Donald Trump's - top priority. (politico.com)
It is unclear if Freedom Caucus members would vote against the budget if they do not get the information they seek or the delay. (politico.com)
But if Freedom Caucus members actually vote to block the budget, and thus hold up a repeal of Obamacare, they run the risk of angering Trump. (politico.com)
Nine of the candidates endorsed by the Freedom Caucus of Western Virginia won races November 7th. (wwlp.com)
WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA, USA, November 20, 2023 / EINPresswire.com / -- Since 2018 the Freedom Caucus of Western Virginia has been seeking and endorsing conservative Republican candidates in the western part of Virginia and each year the Caucus has improved its record of doing just that. (wwlp.com)
The Freedom Caucus of Western Virginia endorsed a total of thirteen candidates for last week's General Election and nine of those candidates were victorious. (wwlp.com)
We are proud to endorse these thirteen candidates for the General Election in Virginia," said Dr. Steve Richards, the chairman of the Freedom Caucus of Western Virginia. (wwlp.com)
The Freedom Caucus of Western Virginia is confident these endorsed candidate winners will make a positive impact in the state of Virginia and will work to create a better future for all citizens. (wwlp.com)
Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) speaks during a news conference with members of the House Freedom Caucus outside the U.S. Capitol on September 12, 2023 in Washington, DC. (militarytimes.com)
The Freedom Caucus members said they will not support a stopgap spending measure to fund the government unless several conservative policy priorities on immigration and other issues are attached. (militarytimes.com)
WASHINGTON ― Republican leaders on Wednesday were unable to muster the votes needed to pass the House's annual Pentagon spending legislation amid a revolt from the right-wing Freedom Caucus, despite numerous conservative policy riders on the bill. (militarytimes.com)
House Republicans had scheduled procedural votes on the legislation for Wednesday, but scrapped them amid Freedom Caucus opposition. (militarytimes.com)
The possible delay in passing the House's $826 billion Pentagon funding legislation highlights the looming prospect of a government shutdown, with the Freedom Caucus refusing to advance any appropriations bills - or a short-term funding extension - unless they secure non-defense spending cuts at levels even lower than what Congress agreed to in May's debt ceiling deal . (militarytimes.com)
The Republican party always wants to defend the nation and always wants to support our militaries," House Freedom Caucus Chairman Scott Perry, R-Pa. (militarytimes.com)
The partisan dispute mirrors a summer debate over the fiscal 2024 defense policy bill, which the House passed 219-210 in July after most Democrats abandoned the typically bipartisan legislation over several Freedom Caucus amendments. (militarytimes.com)
Republican leaders put those Freedom Caucus amendments on the floor to secure their support in passing the defense policy bill. (militarytimes.com)
The strategy of putting Freedom Caucus amendments on the floor worked in July but has failed to appease the right-flank of the Republican Caucus so far this week. (militarytimes.com)
Republican leaders spent Wednesday trying to whip the Freedom Caucus to back the Pentagon spending bill, so far to no avail. (militarytimes.com)
However, Perry and more than a dozen Freedom Caucus members also vowed at Tuesday's press conference to oppose a stopgap government funding bill that Congress needs to pass by September 30 to avoid a shutdown - unless they get the steep spending cuts they seek. (militarytimes.com)
The Freedom Caucus has also rallied against the White House's request for an additional $24 billion in Ukraine aid, including $13 billion for the Pentagon to continue providing military assistance for Kyiv. (militarytimes.com)

Dr. June Francis, Director of SFU's Institute for Black and African Diaspora Research and Engagement and a pioneering member of SFU Black Caucus has once again been celebrated as one of Vancouver's most influential individuals in VanMag's 2023 Power 50 List. (sfu.ca)
In 2023 the Caucus recruited and/or endorsed several first-time candidates to run for office as well as some incumbent Republicans. (wwlp.com)

More than 230,000 Democrats turned out around Washington state Saturday to caucus for Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders. (opb.org)

After meeting in secrecy for several years, the Pennsylvania Legislative Black Caucus was formally organized by then House Majority Leader K. Leroy Irvis during the 1973-74 legislative session. (pahouse.com)
Please use the form below to email the Pennsylvania Legislative Black Caucus. (pahouse.com)
The Congressional Black Caucus had a front seat to #MeToo with the revelation that $220,000 had been paid out to a staffer alleging sexual harassment by Rep. Alcee Hastings (D-FL), a former judge impeached for bribery whose girlfriend has been on his payroll to the tune of $2.4 million , and that Rep. Conyers (D-MI) had his own sexual harassment settlement. (frontpagemag.com)
Corruption, fraud and bribery are ongoing problems at the Congressional Black Caucus. (frontpagemag.com)
Hardly a year goes by without a criminal case involving a member of the Congressional Black Caucus. (frontpagemag.com)
They're part of the culture of corruption at the Congressional Black Caucus. (frontpagemag.com)
But the Congressional Black Caucus has consistently blamed all of its corruption troubles on racism. (frontpagemag.com)
It was another Black Caucus member who came to his defense by accusing his victims of racism. (frontpagemag.com)
The reflexive accusations of racism by Congressional Black Caucus members hurled at their alleged victims and at any attempt to bring them to justice is at the root of the CBC's culture of racial corruption. (frontpagemag.com)

Sowmya Shankar, speaking at right, is the 2020 recipient of the Women's Caucus Torch Award. (udel.edu)
I'd like to thank the Women's Caucus, as well as my team at Women in Technology for advocating for me. (udel.edu)
It was selected by the Women's Caucus to represent the past and present efforts to achieve equality and improve the quality of employment for women at UD. (udel.edu)

Officially, the Student Caucus represents Certificate and Diploma students of the Centre for Refugee Studies, but we welcome all students interested in forced migration. (yorku.ca)

By submitting a mobile number, I am opting in to receive text communications from the PA House Democratic Caucus. (pahouse.com)
Some are questioning the systems used in the Iowa Democratic caucus after problems with vote counting. (cbc.ca)
Jamal Raad, a spokesman for the Washington state Democratic Party, said visits from the candidates last week increased interest in the caucus. (opb.org)
House Democratic Caucus Chairman John Larson (Conn.) is trying to make a mark in his new leadership role, but it may not be a mark that resonates with everyone in his Caucus. (rollcall.com)
Democratic Members said it is no secret that Larson's effort to restructure the way the Caucus functions is an attempt to assert his relevance in leadership. (rollcall.com)
I don't know that he should be billing these as Caucus meetings since Members feel obliged to go,- said one Democratic Member, who suggested that Larson set up separate policy talks for those who want to learn more about a given issue. (rollcall.com)
The House General Aviation Caucus will also be seeking new Democratic leadership to join Rep. Sam Graves (R-Missouri) following the departure of co-chair and AOPA member John Barrow (D-Georgia). (aopa.org)
Firefighters shut down Democratic caucus meeting in Minneapolis on Tuesday, April 2, 2017. (wnd.com)
The Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party, or DFL, chooses delegates for each candidate at caucus meetings attended by thousands of party members. (wnd.com)
Workers clean blood off the floor at Democratic caucus meeting in Minneapolis on Tuesday, April 2, 2017. (wnd.com)
Before today, had you ever attended an Iowa Democratic presidential caucus? (nbcnews.com)
Tens of thousands of Iowans will gather on the night of the first Monday in February at caucus sites - known as precincts - across the state, in what will be the first contest in the wide open and wild race for the Democratic presidential nomination. (foxnews.com)
Only registered Democrats are allowed to take part in the Democratic caucuses. (foxnews.com)
Forty-one pledged delegates to the Democratic National Convention are up for grabs in Iowa - and the monthslong process to choose them starts on the night of the caucuses. (foxnews.com)
For the first time, the Iowa Democratic Party will also announce the popular vote from the first round of caucus results - before the realignment from the "re-caucusing" process. (foxnews.com)
Speaker Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., has pushed his caucus to pass a short-term funding bill through mid-November to give the House more time to pass its own appropriations bills as leverage against the bipartisan spending bills that the Democratic-held Senate plans to pass in the coming weeks. (militarytimes.com)

Caucus" has broadened over the years to mean any sort of closed political meeting to decide policy, and has lately been in the news here in the US because some states use a "caucus" system (rather than primary elections) to apportion delegates to the national parties' conventions. (word-detective.com)

The Diabetes Caucus is actually made up of the Congressional Diabetes Caucus in the House of Representatives and the Senate Diabetes Caucus. (healthline.com)
Caucuses in the Senate tend to be more informal by nature, much like the Senate itself, according to Palazzolo. (healthline.com)
Senate Diabetes Caucus co-chair Senator Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) has a granddaughter with T1D . (healthline.com)
The purpose of the Senate Faculty Caucus is to provide a forum for the discussion and consideration of matters of common academic interest and to provide a mechanism for the formulation and presentation of recommendations on matters of academic concern, including, but not limited to SUNY initiatives, community trends, and developments in teaching. (mvcc.edu)
Two longtime DFL state senators from the Iron Range severed ties with their party on Wednesday, forming an independent caucus and altering the dynamics in a narrowly divided Minnesota Senate. (startribune.com)
Bakk had led the Senate DFL caucus for nearly a decade and was first elected to the chamber in 2002, after serving in the House for eight years. (startribune.com)
The Senate DFL caucus includes a broad spectrum of views, especially as the only senate caucus with members from urban, suburban, and greater Minnesota communities," Kent said in a statement. (startribune.com)
The Senate General Aviation Caucus has found new leadership for the 114th Congress in Sens. (aopa.org)
Boozman, who introduced third class medical reform legislation in the Senate, was a member of the GA Caucus during the last Congress. (aopa.org)
The senators announced Jan. 21 that they would co-chair the caucus, replacing Democrat Mark Begich of Alaska, who lost his re-election bid, and Republican Mike Johanns of Nebraska, who retired from the Senate. (aopa.org)
During the 113th Congress, the Senate GA Caucus had 41 members. (aopa.org)
While eight of those did not return to the Senate this year, a number GA supporters who previously served in the House are now serving in the Senate and could help bolster the Caucus. (aopa.org)
Senate GOP caucus meltdown! (dailykos.com)
The chairwoman of the House Progressive Caucus said Tuesday that she is convinced that in order to ensure that President Joe Biden's infrastructure package can include all of the green energy initiatives, worker protections and other key progressive priorities, the Senate must either gut the filibuster or overrule the Senate parliamentarian . (cnn.com)

A few years back we were hearing a lot about the Congressional Diabetes Caucus , a large, powerful, bipartisan group of lawmakers whose members pledged to focus on issues of diabetes care. (healthline.com)
The bipartisan Problem Solvers Caucus (PSC) announced Sunday that they will travel to the southern border Monday to witness the migrant crisis unfolding. (breitbart.com)

A caucus is a meeting or grouping of supporters or members of a specific political party or movement. (wikipedia.org)
It has spread to certain Commonwealth countries, including Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and South Africa, where it generally refers to a regular meeting of all members of Parliament (MPs) who belong to a parliamentary party: in such a context, a party caucus can be quite powerful, as it has the ability to elect or dismiss the party's parliamentary leader. (wikipedia.org)
and Judy Biggert (R-Ill.), the House caucus has more than a dozen members and will launch a membership drive early next year, largely focused on attracting Republicans and incoming freshmen on the Energy and Commerce Committee. (politico.com)
Some caucus members are already considering introducing green-building legislation that experts expect say could include tax incentives and implementation of a smart-grid system. (politico.com)
Caucus members are also eyeing economic stimulus or climate bills as potential vehicles for green measures, according to Carnahan spokesman Jim Hubbard. (politico.com)
Combined, it is the largest caucus in Congress, with over 300 members, according to DeGette. (healthline.com)
With such a large caucus, it would be natural for some members to be more engaged with diabetes issues than others, according to Stewart Perry, vice-chair of Diabetes Patient Advocacy Coalition (DPAC) board of directors. (healthline.com)
Not every member of the caucus is active at everything the caucus does, but it's a way for congressional members to show that they do care about diabetes," Perry says. (healthline.com)
Most standalone diabetes-related legislation is championed by members of the Diabetes Caucus, particularly the co-chairs. (healthline.com)
MLA and individual caucuses are actively affirming their solidarity with members of the African American Medical Librarians Alliance (AAMLA) Caucus and with Black people and all People of Color, as well as other underrepresented and underserved communities who face discrimination and hate, and are subject to acts of violence or police brutality. (mlanet.org)
The members of the Medical Informatics Caucus reaffirm our commitment to inclusiveness and diversity, and to changing systems and tools in order to foster equal access and respect in our communities. (mlanet.org)
The founding members saw the need for the caucus because they felt that legislators representing minority districts needed to speak with a united voice regarding the issues and concerns of their constituents. (pahouse.com)
Our members serve in leadership roles throughout the state legislature- as party caucus leaders, committee and delegation chairs, and appointees to various commissions and special committees. (pahouse.com)
Members of the Daily Kos community (and those curious about it) are invited to meet with site founder Markos Moulitsas and other staff at this caucus. (netrootsnation.org)
Those extra votes could give Gazelka leeway to pass a budget and other legislation, even if not all members of his own caucus are on board. (startribune.com)
Sanders and several members of the Clinton family spoke in Washington in the days leading up to the caucus. (opb.org)
U.S. Rep. Jared Golden, a Lewiston Democrat who is a new co-chairman of the For Country Caucus, said Thursday that its members, who hail from the ranks of both parties, often clash ideologically but they still believe "it's possible to sit around a table and talk about policies we can agree on. (sunjournal.com)
In December, the caucus issued a list of legislation it helped push through during its first two-year congressional session, including support for paid parental leave, phasing out the widow's tax, authorizing additional visas for Afghan allies to move to the United States, reimbursing Gold Star families for the costs of transporting fallen service members' remains to a national cemetery and better housing for military personnel and their families. (sunjournal.com)
Climate change is "part of the president's agenda,- said the aide, and Larson wants to use Caucus meetings to educate Members on larger, more complicated policy issues before they reach the floor. (rollcall.com)
Originally, a Caucus meeting was a caucus of the Members. (rollcall.com)
But some Members appeared put off by being asked to take an active role in Caucus meetings that will run much longer and concentrate on issues not currently on the front burner. (rollcall.com)
If Members feel like they have to attend Caucus meetings that entail hours-long discussions on issues not relevant to the week's business, "They won't know which ones to really be at so they won't go to any,- said the lawmaker. (rollcall.com)
Not that it's a bad idea to try to bring Members up to speed on looming policy issues, noted that lawmaker, but not within the context of the Caucus meetings. (rollcall.com)
Indeed, others insisted that the policy discussions will make the Caucus meetings far more helpful to Members, many of whom don't belong to committees that handle major legislation like climate change or health care. (rollcall.com)
The purpose of the caucus is to provide a forum for members of Congress to share their interest in history and to promote an awareness of the subject on Capitol Hill. (aaslh.org)

However, if a lawmaker is a member of the caucus, that politician automatically counts as an appropriate target to lobby on diabetes-related issues, he says. (healthline.com)
The For Country Caucus, the lawmaker said, operates with that same attitude, making it easier "to deliver results and cut through the BS. (sunjournal.com)

Carson's camp reaffirmed their commitment to the race, but Cruz's staff emailed supporters heading to caucuses and told them - without explicitly saying the doctor would drop out - to announce Carson was "taking time off from the campaign trail" ahead of a "big announcement. (msnbc.com)
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Former Governor Mitt Romney spoke to supporters about his win and the results of the Iowa caucuses. (c-span.org)
Governor Rick Perry spoke to supporters about the results of the Iowa caucuses. (c-span.org)
After the groups are formed, the person elected chair of the caucus adds up how many supporters are for each candidate. (foxnews.com)
During the "re-caucusing" process, supporters from the remaining viable candidates try to encourage those who were supporting the non-viable candidates to come their way. (foxnews.com)

The mystery and misconceptions surrounding the caucus made the record level of turnout even more remarkable. (thenation.com)
Still, precincts from Seattle to Vancouver reported huge turnout at the caucus. (opb.org)

The historically large Republican presidential field, which peaked at 17 candidates in August, is shrinking fast as three candidates announced they would drop out in the wake of the Iowa caucus. (msnbc.com)
To begin at the beginning, a "caucus," when the word first appeared in America just prior to the Revolution, was a private meeting of the leaders of a political party to pick candidates for office or conduct other internal party business. (word-detective.com)

Caucuses have been a part of U.S. political history for some time, but they started to become more popular among Congressional lawmakers in the 1970s, according to Daniel Palazzolo , a professor of political science at the University of Richmond in Virginia who studies coalition building in Congress. (healthline.com)
The caucus plays an important role in sharing information about issues that affect the general aviation community, and that will be especially true as Congress takes up FAA reauthorization this year. (aopa.org)
The Education International President Susan Hopgood inaugurated the first ever Further and Higher Education Caucus at the EI 7th World Congress on 20 July in Ottawa, Canada. (ei-ie.org)

Iowa Democrats who can't make it to their local caucus site will be able to take part at one of an additional 987 additional satellite caucuses across the state, the country, and the globe. (foxnews.com)
In 2008, 239,872 Democrats turned out to caucus in Iowa - which was nearly 40 percent of registered Democrats in the state. (foxnews.com)

Last night, Iowans turned out for the first-in-the-nation caucus in record numbers, and the results came down to the wire. (twitter.com)
Tens of thousands of Iowans will gather the evening of the first Monday in February at caucus sites - known as precincts - across the state. (foxnews.com)

The mayor's office and the entire city council are up for election in November, which means it's caucus time in Minneapolis. (wnd.com)
But unlike a primary - which is a traditional "one person, one vote" election - there is no casting of ballots in a caucus. (foxnews.com)
Seventeen-year-olds can caucus if they turn 18 by November's general election. (foxnews.com)

The newly formed High-Performance Buildings Congressional Caucus, co-chaired by Reps. Russ Carnahan (D-Mo. (politico.com)
The newly formed High-Performance Buildings Congressional Caucus may not be on the radar of many climate enthusiasts, but expect it to be a growing voice in next year's energy debate on Capitol Hill. (politico.com)
The High-Performance Buildings Congressional Caucus Coalition that briefs the lawmakers includes the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers and the U.S. Green Building Council, among others. (politico.com)
The congressional caucus was formed as a response to the 2005 and 2007 energy acts aimed at building a green workforce. (politico.com)
The Congressional Diabetes Caucus: What Has It Done for Us Lately? (healthline.com)
A House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee hearing in April of 2019, led by longtime co-chair of the Diabetes Congressional Caucus Rep. Diana L. DeGette (D-CO), actually called executives from the major insulin manufacturers and pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) together and put them on the spot to explain the high list price of insulin. (healthline.com)
The year before, she and Congressional Diabetes Caucus co-chair Rep. Tom Reed (R-NY) had issued a report on what she described in the hearing as a "smoke and mirrors" pricing system for insulin. (healthline.com)
So even though it may seem like just another over-bloated congressional subcommittee that doesn't accomplish much, the Diabetes Caucus may be more important to your future than you think. (healthline.com)
The Congressional Diabetes Caucus is the more organized of the two, with a dedicated website and a history of regular newsletters. (healthline.com)
With this ground breaking information fresh in our minds, AASLH brings to your immediate attention the work of the National Coalition for History (NCH) - of which AASLH is a proud partner - and its efforts to create a new Congressional History Caucus . (aaslh.org)
Please ask them to join the Congressional History Caucus, and reference the IMLS findings in your message. (aaslh.org)

One caucus member said the group realizes they're playing with fire by potentially going against leadership and even Trump. (politico.com)
If you are interested in pursuing a leadership role within this caucus, please contact one of the caucus coordinators listed above for more information. (theasa.net)

The Representative from Lewiston said the caucus crosses party lines in a bid to put patriotism and service ahead of partisanship. (sunjournal.com)
Entrance and exit polls are representative samples of voters taken before they enter (entrance poll, used for caucuses) or after they leave (exit poll, used for primaries) their voting place. (nbcnews.com)

The gathering was co-hosted by the CDC Washington Office, and the Coalition for Health Funding and Public Health Caucus. (cdc.gov)

2013) was founded as a Forum in 2007 and officially transitioned to a Caucus in 2013. (apha.org)

The story began after news broke on Monday that Carson would return home to Florida after the caucus rather than immediately press on to New Hampshire or South Carolina, an unusual move that led some observers to question whether he was planning to leave the race. (msnbc.com)

And two of the first three states that hold contests in the nominating calendar - Iowa and Nevada - are caucus states. (foxnews.com)

Reps. Brian Fitzpatrick (R-PA) and Josh Gottheimer (D-NJ) said a delegation of the Problem Solvers Caucus will travel to the southern border for a two-day visit. (breitbart.com)

Still, some in the party want to abandon the caucus in favor of a primary, because they say it could draw more voters. (opb.org)

When I arrived at the caucus on Thursday night, I began to realize that Obama's campaign had fulfilled the promise of Dean, particularly with regard to getting younger, first-time voters out to the caucus. (thenation.com)

The Global Humanities Graduate Caucus (GHGC) represents all graduate students in the Department of Global Humanities. (sfu.ca)

Every semester, the GSS allocates funds to all active caucuses, who can then put forward initiatives to decide how the funding is used. (sfu.ca)
The GSS guarantees annual Core Funding to active Caucuses for activities of your choice. (sfu.ca)

The word caucus first came into use in the British colonies of North America - specifically in Boston - in reference to clubs or private meetings at which political matters were discussed. (wikipedia.org)
Two months into his new post, Larson is reframing the way the Caucus does business: Starting this week, he is using Caucus meetings to host a series of in-depth policy discussions on issues that go beyond the business of the week. (rollcall.com)
An aide familiar with the plan said to expect "more and more of the Caucus meetings taking this shape. (rollcall.com)
Others worried that, given lawmakers' tight schedules, Larson's strategy could have the unintended effect of lowering attendance in Caucus meetings, at a time when attendance has been strong. (rollcall.com)
chairman of the Financial Services Subcommittee on Capital Markets, Insurance and Government-Sponsored Enterprises, welcomed the policy discussions in Caucus meetings and said he is trying to organize similar briefings for his subcommittee. (rollcall.com)

Three of the four chairs of the caucuses have a personal connection with T1D. (healthline.com)

According to Gardner's "Annotated Alice," the "caucus-race," in which various animals run in circles with no particular starting or stopping point, was a satire on the tail-chasing procedures of British political parties of the day, in which much energy and commotion produced little or no results. (word-detective.com)

He said the veterans caucus embraces that idea. (sunjournal.com)

A caucus, in general, is a group of lawmakers who form a group or faction based on a shared interest. (healthline.com)

Rev. Lennox Yearwood, leader of the Hip Hop Caucus kept us cheering, jumping and warm through the Forward on Climate rally. (globalexchange.org)
Larson kicked off the first of these discussions during the Monday evening Caucus meeting, which became an hours-long conversation on climate change policy and included presentations from invited experts. (rollcall.com)

A caucus chair and secretary are elected by the crowd. (foxnews.com)

The candidate with the most "state delegate equivalents" will be considered the winner of the caucuses. (foxnews.com)

An Iowa native attends his home-town caucus, and discovers deliberative democracy at its freewheeling finest. (thenation.com)
Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee, who won the Iowa caucus in 2008, was the first of the post-Iowa group to announce he was suspending his campaign on Monday night, after finishing with just 1.8 percent of the vote. (msnbc.com)

The trainers caucus will be an opportunity for progressive trainers to come together and discuss best practices and upcoming opportunities. (netrootsnation.org)
Over the coming weeks, the (Progressive Caucus) will be prioritizing to reform or abolish the filibuster," Jayapal said. (cnn.com)

The Caucus also provides opportunities for collaboration within and between academic schools on matters of common interest. (mvcc.edu)
Caucuses offer a unique balance within the association between informal collaboration and organized structure. (theasa.net)

NCH, working through its member organizations, is asking historians and humanities advocates across the country to encourage their representatives to join the caucus. (aaslh.org)

These new satellite caucuses will take place at factories, firehouses, group homes or community gathering places. (foxnews.com)

In the week before the caucus, I was bombarded by questions from first-time caucus-goers, along the lines of "Do I have to drive to Des Moines? (thenation.com)

This service saves Caucuses the hassle and security issues of maintaining an external bank account or keeping cash on hand. (sfu.ca)

You can store funds raised by a Caucus and request them at any time via the regular Cheque Requisition process. (sfu.ca)
It has been suggested that the term was borrowed from the Caucus Club, a social and political club in Boston at the time, which took its name from the Greek "kaukos," or drinking cup. (word-detective.com)
Central Standard Time - with the caucuses normally lasting from one to two hours, depending on the size of the caucus. (foxnews.com)
The conference format allowed for presentations from a wide range of perspectives and provided discussion time for caucusing at two levels. (cdc.gov)

Join the Asian American Caucus to connect and build power! (netrootsnation.org)

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