Caucus

Caucus is one of the oldest traditions in American politics. It started in the early 1800s as a way for neighbors in a community to come together, discuss issues, and choose the people they wanted to represent them in the political process.

Instead of decisions being made by a few people at the top, caucus allows grassroots voters to participate directly. It’s where everyday citizens can:

• Elect precinct leaders• Select delegates to County and State Assemblies• Help choose the candidates who will appear on the ballot

In short, caucus is where the political process begins — with the people.

If you want your voice heard and want a role in choosing Republican candidates, caucus is where it starts.