Sentence examples for age caucus from inspiring English sources

In the U.S., commentators identified the New Age Caucus of California, the New World Alliance, Planetary Citizens, and John Vasconcellos's Self-Determination: A Personal / Political Network as New Age political organizations.

It's been ages since caucus-members sponsored a "birther" bill, reminding the public of the racism and nativism that swirls around the extreme right.

But regardless of whether Ms. Beck prevails, the average age of the party's caucus will drop significantly, because seven of the eight Republican senators retiring in November are over 69 years old.

Jordan Rogers, a Brigham Young student who was up for a delegate spot, tweeted that 70 out of 83 attendees at his South Jordan caucus were under the age of 30 and Hatch captured the delegate spots.

As expected, Obama did incredibly well among young voters, getting four times as many caucus goers between the ages of 17 and 29 as his closest rival John Edwards.

However, the Labor caucus was sceptical of his age and inexperience, and he failed to gain either position, albeit narrowly.

This was no small feat, given that a whopping 22% of caucus goers fell into this age group.

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"What Steve may not have focused on is many members of Congress are over age 60, and the ability of the bald caucus to read print this small is questionable," Sherman said.

People under the age of 29 have made up 9-179-17percent Iowa caucus-goers in the last five presidential elections.