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. List of paraphrases for "caucus":

   caucuses, huddle, forum, group

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1. The Atlantic Molly Ball:

   ( He) increased the turnout of young voters, it was unusually high. Same thing with independents. They were an unusually large share, 20 % of Iowa caucus-goers, and they went overwhelmingly well for Bernie Sanders.

2. John Green:

   In a caucus state, you really do have to have grassroots activists, kasich might have some trouble competing in Iowa against people like (Senator Ted) Cruz, and (Mike) Huckabee and others who have been there a long time.

3. Democrats Rep. Keith Ellison:

   When I'm on picket lines around the country, people tell me they're protesting because they're working harder than ever and still can't make ends meet, the Progressive Caucus stands in solidarity with the working Americans putting in longer hours and seeing smaller paychecks. In the richest nation in the world, no business should be able to pay so little their workers are forced to find second and third jobs to feed their kids.

4. Jim Clyburn:

   We do expect to lose some, and that's why I say it is a conscious vote, and it's with our constituents. We have a very diverse caucus.

5. Brad Sherman:

   Obviously all of my fellow members of the CPA and accountant caucus could understand whatever documents are produced, and I think to not turn them over is without defense, and attacking the intelligence of members of Congress seems to be the only thing that the President's spokesperson can do.