Synonyms for caucus
ˈkɔ kəscau·cus

Princeton's WordNet

1. caucusverb

   a closed political meeting

2. caucusverb

   meet to select a candidate or promote a policy

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1. • Meet

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1. List of paraphrases for "caucus":

   caucuses, huddle, forum, group

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1. Rachel Phillips:

   As part of our training, we've been taught to meet as many people in Jane Meyer precinct as possible. So, we have personal relationships with a lot of people who are in our precinct, maybe somebody that we do have in Pete's corner may know that person who is going for Amy Klobuchar and may know things that are important to them. We are trying to form those personal relationships before caucus night.

2. Republican Governor Terry Branstad:

   I think it would be a big mistake for Iowa to support him, i know he's ahead in the polls, but the only poll that counts is the one they take on caucus night. And I think it could change between now and then.

3. John Yarmuth:

   I'm not sure there would be enough agreement in the( Democratic) caucus on a specific proposal, but I think that's why these discussions are really important. That's why I think our hearing on the budgetary implications of expanded health care( is) really critical.

4. Chris Murphy:

   In many ways, Chuck Schumer is made for this moment, managing an effective one-seat majority in The Senate is really hard and The Senate requires you to know what every single member of your caucus is thinking on an hour-to-hour basis, because one disgruntled member can potentially upset your agenda.

5. Marjorie Taylor:

   Outgoing Speaker Pelosi should worry about members of her own caucus, like the squad, who were just as unhappy with Biden’s speech as I was.