Phrases with «caucus vote»

A "caucus vote" refers to the process of voting within a political party to select a candidate for an election. Members of the party come together in a meeting called a caucus and vote to choose who they want to represent their party. Full definition

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Sentences with «caucus vote»

Though legislative leaders are elected in party caucus, there seems some question of how many caucus votes are actually in play. (hudsonvalleyone.com)
Pro-gay-marriage Republican senators had required that nearly the entire Democratic caucus vote for the legislation, ensuring that it passes by a large margin and no one particular GOPer will be held responsible. (nymag.com)
Indeed, in the Centennial State, the entire Republican caucus voted for the tenure - reform bill, leaving Johnston and Scanlan needing to scrounge up just six Democratic votes in the majority - Democratic House. (educationnext.org)
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Phrases with «caucus vote»

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