A caucus is an election, which determines the number of electoral votes for each candidate. a meeting of party members to select delegates to their national convention. the meeting wherein a state announces its electoral votes. the meeting, which determines who the party's vice presidential candidate, will be.

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Ashlee Arroyo

Social Studies

22 May, 14:14

A caucus is an election, which determines the number of electoral votes for each candidate. a meeting of party members to select delegates to their national convention. the meeting wherein a state announces its electoral votes. the meeting, which determines who the party's vice presidential candidate, will be.

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Sawyer Barton · Answer 1

a meeting of party members to select delegates to their national convention.

Explanation:

A caucus in the US states is a formal meeting or conference where the local members of the political party or the legislative body nominates their preferred candidates among candidates those who are running for office after many speeches and debates. At Caucus party delegates are also selected to attend their national convention.

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a meeting of party members to select delegates to their national convention.