Sentence examples for to caucuses from inspiring English sources

In a state of only 3m in which very few people go to caucuses, every supporter card counts.I had come to Iowa to get a sense of how the campaigns reach out to caucus-goers and ordinary voters.

One high-level Bush aide said the campaign feared its re-election efforts would be hindered if a new calendar led states to shift from primaries to caucuses and state conventions in 2004.

In a state where a strong organization is needed to get voters to caucuses, Mr. Forbes has built up a sizable Iowa operation, and paid for it out of his own pocket.

Representative Ken Buck, Cruz's state chair, told the Guardian how "dozens and dozens of volunteers lined up to help Ted Cruz and push people to caucuses, got people elected to county assemblies and on to the state assembly".

After a weekend in which he did no on-the-ground campaigning, Newt Gingrich heads back on Monday and Tuesday to Iowa, where his campaign is scrambling to assemble an infrastructure that can deliver his voters to caucuses on a cold January evening.

"That's what we're working on right now, getting our Hillary supporters out to caucus because our base, women, are not really Democratic party activists who go to caucuses," said Linda Mitchell, president of the National Women's Political Caucus of Washington and a backer of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton.

Nevadans aren't used to caucusing and so there might be a bit of chaos on Saturday.

He also says that John McCain came really close to caucusing with the Democrats, because he's Bullhead the Maverick!

Elko, Nevada: On the eve of the Democratic caucuses in Nevada, Bernie Sanders encouraged Silver State residents, and particularly young people, to turn up to caucusing halls during a town meeting in Elko, Nevada on Friday morning.

Over 1,000 precinct leaders are in place to urge voters to go to the caucuses.

"I'd like you to think about that and take the occasion to go to the caucuses.