Sentence examples for caucuses who from inspiring English sources

"There are Democrats in the southern and northern Assembly caucuses who will not go in the same room".

"I know there are many in the Republican caucuses who believe that might be the best option".

Mr Kerry owes a big debt to voters in the Iowa caucuses, who swung behind him at the 11th hour and sent Howard Dean packing.

"I also want to wait and hear from all of the Democrats in the primaries and caucuses who haven't had a chance to choose and vote yet".

The idea, backed by several members of both caucuses who voted no on Monday, would allow families to refinance their mortgages through a government-administered loan with a set interest rate.

Members of the caucuses who did support the bill agreed with the leadership that it was a difficult but necessary step at a time of predictions that the economy might crumble without it.

Because not all voting-age Americans register to vote or end up caucusing, those who do turn out are likely an even smaller fraction of the population as a whole.

"Let me tell you, I hope to be the Tim Tebow of the Iowa caucuses," said Perry, who is making a strong appeal to Iowa's evangelical voters, a potent force in the state's caucuses.

The lone dissenter was Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, the socialist independent who caucuses with Senate Democrats.

Senator Sanders is a Vermont independent who caucuses with the Democrats.

Senator Felder, a Democrat who caucuses with Republicans, also has no use for cameras.