A caucus is a series of meetings for members
within a state. It’s a closed meeting only for members who will vote for delegates
who will voice their opinions on presidential candidates.
Primaries allow
more voters to participate. There are closed primaries, which offer more participation
than caucuses because voting is not limited to members. The people who have
declared an affiliation to a party are allowed to participate. They simply have
to say which party they vote for, Democrat or Republican, these primaries only
allow one.
Open primaries allow any affiliation party to participate, Democrat
or Republican, but not both.
Blanket primaries allow all affiliations to vote,
Democrat and Republican.
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