The Democratic and Republican parties will hold precinct caucuses Feb. 9; then the state will hold its presidential-primary election Feb. 19. Q: Does that mean I get to vote twice?

The 2024 election season kicked off last week with a frost-bitten start as Iowa Republicans headed to their caucus in freezing weather. Former President Donald Trump cruised to a notably early and ...

In both primaries and caucuses, US voters don’t directly choose general election candidates. Instead, they select delegates through the voting process.

This election — the first of three state-run elections in 2024 — is separate from the June primary, where Republicans and Democrats will determine their favorite candidates for a variety of ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — A bill headed to the governor's desk would require counties to use primaries, not caucuses, for local elections, sparking debate within the Republican Party.

When asked if he was going to caucus on Saturday Brown said, "I guess not because I didn't even know that was happening." Cassidy Long said, "A primary - you just kind of go in and secretly vote.

Both parties chose candidates by caucus until 2021, when then-Governor Steve Sisolak, a Democrat, signed the law making Nevada the first state to hold presidential primaries.

Secondary point: the bad losses for Rubio in the caucus states suggests very, very low intensity of support. But then again, he’s 1 for 18 so far. So of course support is weak.

Caucus vs. primary: Nevada’s GOP presidential primary to be confusing Voters arrive to register for the caucus at the East Las Vegas Community Center in February 2020. (Las Vegas Review-Journal) ...

Caucuses vs. Primaries: Why New Hampshire Won’t Be Like Iowa New Hampshire holds a primary, Iowa held caucuses, and that means greater potential for chaos was built into the Iowa process before ...

So Mr Sanders has been piling up delegates through the caucus system, though Mrs Clinton remains some 2.4m votes ahead. Happily for Mrs Clinton there are only two caucuses left in the Democrats ...

However, there are several holdouts that still opt for caucuses, a more manual (and more complicated) voting process with roots in late 18th-century American elections.