What is a Caucus Meeting?
A caucus meeting is a function where groups of people get together to discuss issues or select someone to run for political office. Caucus participants, usually called delegates, typically vote by show of hands, joining candidate support groups or secret ballot.
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The Iowa Caucuses
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The Iowa caucuses take place during every presidential primary election cycle. Groups of people in towns throughout Iowa get together in various venues to vote for their favorite candidate rather than attend voting polls.
Congressional Caucuses
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Lawmakers form congressional caucuses to discuss elements of a common legislative agenda. Congressional caucuses can cover any political issue, from foreign policy to health care.
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Diversity Caucuses
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The Center for Exceptional Children (CEC) holds several caucuses pertaining to diversity issues. The caucuses are comprised of educators and those who support advancing the education of minorities with disabilities. The caucus allows participants to exchange information, share concerns and make recommendations to the CEC.
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