Sentence examples for through caucus from inspiring English sources

Bound Delegates Chosen Through Caucus Process But Not Bound by Popular Vote Finally, there are two states, Missouri and Washington, that pick their delegates through a multistage caucus process, as Iowa or Maine do.

An agreement reached between the Provisional Authority and the Governing Council on Nov. 15 states that a transitional assembly will be chosen through caucus-style elections in Iraq's 18 provinces.

"Our path is through the caucus process," Mr. Benton said.

Nevada is like Iowa in that it apportions its delegates through a caucus rather than a straight primary vote.

Another Shiite official, Ali Atishan, the deputy mayor of Najaf, said the Sunni areas could select leaders through a caucus system.

Officials at the polling place called the police, but Mr. Donoghue was allowed to sit through the caucus, and wound up a few seats away from Mr. Adelson.

Last October, she traveled on a multi-day swing through the caucus state of Iowa, urging party unity while fueling speculation of higher ambitions.

Unbound Delegates Chosen through Caucuses I distinguish this group of 84 delegates from another, larger group of 188 who are picked through a caucus process but are officially unbound to any candidate.

Utah's nomination process is unusual in that relatively few party faithful, through a caucus system, have the power to pre-select candidates for the primaries, knowing that Republicans invariably win the general election.

But the results do not affect the selection of the state's delegates to the Democratic National Convention, who are chosen through a caucus process that begins on March 7.

Pelosi said that Boehner's only path to avoiding a shutdown was through her caucus rather than the conservatives, who want big showdowns that result in bad political outcomes for their own leadership and for the White House.