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caucus: see convention convention, in U.S. politics, a gathering of delegates to nominate candidates for elective office and to formulate party policy. They are held at the national, state, and local levels.
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caucus
1. Chiefly US and Canadian
a. a closed meeting of the members of one party in a legislative chamber, etc., to coordinate policy, choose candidates, etc.
b. such a bloc of politicians
2. Chiefly US
a. a group of leading politicians of one party
b. a meeting of such a group
3. Chiefly US a local meeting of party members
4. Brit a group or faction within a larger group, esp a political party, who discuss tactics, choose candidates, etc.
5. Austral a meeting of the members of the Federal parliamentary Labor Party
6. NZ a formal meeting of all Members of Parliament belonging to one political party


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Such growth would make it larger than the caucuses for Asian and gay legislators.
She adds, "We worked with the co-chairs to establish these caucuses as a means to provide a more formal structure to educate members of Congress about recycling at all levels, to promote both consumer and industrial recycling and to help our representatives develop legislation that improves our environment, reduces energy use and expands the marketplace for U.
Caucuses are meetings arranged, planned and conducted by delegates to discuss issues or share information.
 
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