Plural of caucus: meetings of members of a political party or group to discuss issues and choose candidates or leaders.
Plural form of caucus, from Algonquian origins. The -es suffix creates the plural form, commonly used in American political discourse, especially regarding presidential election processes.
Iowa's caucuses are so famous that most people don't realize this essential democratic process is named with a word borrowed from the very Native Americans whose lands hosted early American elections.
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