Good thread. So quick question. For the Caucuses, does each state get a ballot and vote for who they want to represent the party, and then they win the nomination? I never understood that or how the caucuses work. A short version is okay if you want.
Quote from: Luciana on January 15, 2016, 09:51:36 PMGood thread. So quick question. For the Caucuses, does each state get a ballot and vote for who they want to represent the party, and then they win the nomination? I never understood that or how the caucuses work. A short version is okay if you want.Caucuses are a much older method of voting for your candidate of choice, and is often more public. Voters gather in a set precinct and, either by raising hands or maybe going to differing corners of the room, show their support for a particular candidate. Unlike a primary or the general election voting, caucuses are a public announcement of your vote. Quickest and easiest way to explain, I suppose.
Quote from: Icy on January 15, 2016, 09:55:08 PMQuote from: Luciana on January 15, 2016, 09:51:36 PMGood thread. So quick question. For the Caucuses, does each state get a ballot and vote for who they want to represent the party, and then they win the nomination? I never understood that or how the caucuses work. A short version is okay if you want.Caucuses are a much older method of voting for your candidate of choice, and is often more public. Voters gather in a set precinct and, either by raising hands or maybe going to differing corners of the room, show their support for a particular candidate. Unlike a primary or the general election voting, caucuses are a public announcement of your vote. Quickest and easiest way to explain, I suppose.Ohhhthat sounds hard to tally though. My mother told me it's like representatives in a room who raise their hands when asked for support or something, not just normal people.
Quote from: Luciana on January 15, 2016, 09:51:36 PMGood thread. So quick question. For the Caucuses, does each state get a ballot and vote for who they want to represent the party, and then they win the nomination? I never understood that or how the caucuses work. A short version is okay if you want.HAHA wow
Quote from: Luciana on January 16, 2016, 04:33:23 PMQuote from: challengerX on January 16, 2016, 03:05:09 PMQuote from: Luciana on January 15, 2016, 09:51:36 PMGood thread. So quick question. For the Caucuses, does each state get a ballot and vote for who they want to represent the party, and then they win the nomination? I never understood that or how the caucuses work. A short version is okay if you want.HAHA wowWhat?I'm sorry I actually wanted to get educated on the matter.No it's just funny how a lot of you speak so confidently about things you aren't educated on. It's not really you specifically, just the post made me think.
Quote from: challengerX on January 16, 2016, 03:05:09 PMQuote from: Luciana on January 15, 2016, 09:51:36 PMGood thread. So quick question. For the Caucuses, does each state get a ballot and vote for who they want to represent the party, and then they win the nomination? I never understood that or how the caucuses work. A short version is okay if you want.HAHA wowWhat?I'm sorry I actually wanted to get educated on the matter.
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