caucus-goer

Party meeting attendee

A caucus-goer is someone who attends a political caucus—a local meeting where party members gather to select candidates or delegates.

The term appears most often during U.S. presidential primary season: Iowa caucus-goers braved subzero temperatures to cast their votes.

Unlike primary voters who simply show up and vote, caucus-goers commit to longer, more participatory meetings.

participation

voter

Ballot-casting citizen

precinct · registration · viability · realignment · threshold · uncommitted · preference · standing · tally · sign-in

deliberation

discussion

Exchange of ideas

weighing · listening · argument · pitch · electability · viability · coalition-building · negotiation · realignment · compromise

grassroots

canvassing

Systematic direct voter outreach

neighbor · community · local · outreach · mobilizing · persuasion · word-of-mouth · turnout · enthusiasm · dedication

partisan

democrat

Advocate for popular rule

progressive · conservative · moderate · first-timer · activist · enthusiast · skeptic · cross-over

Opposites
political participation method

caucus-goerprimary voter

Selects party nominees

absentee voter · early voter · delegate

level of political engagement

caucus-goerabstainer

One who refrains

armchair critic

Family

caucus, goer, goers, caucuses, caucused, caucusing, goes, gone, moviegoer

Familiarity
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Profile
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