Yes, because it is a horse trade process (Reply #1)

In the discussion thread: Question about the Iowa caucus. [View all]

Wed Jan 15, 2020, 12:45 AM

1. Yes, because it is a horse trade process

Each groups comgregate in a corner , or another areas of the room. You count the votes. if your candidate is not viable - by some convoluted algorithm- you start negotiate with the other groups to decide who would get the votes of your group.

I participated in one in 1988, which had many candidates and in our caucus the winner was decided by... a toss of a coin..

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden

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6 replies	Author	Time	Post
Question about the Iowa caucus. [View all]	TomSlick	Jan 2020	OP
Yes, because it is a horse trade process	question everything	Jan 2020	#1
Got it.	TomSlick	Jan 2020	#2
They could though I am not sure why.	question everything	Jan 2020	#3
I would. It sounds like a hoot.	TomSlick	Jan 2020	#4
People do show up	judeling	Jan 2020	#5
I participated in one caucus	sacto95834	Jan 2020	#6

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