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- noun Plural form of
caucusgoer .
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Examples
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An oft-quoted figure to support the religious-right domination thesis is a 2008 entrance poll that found 60 percent of Iowa GOP caucusgoers thought of themselves as "born-again or evangelical Christian."
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A lot of people who are not from Iowa think caucusgoers look like somebody out of a Grant Wood picture.
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Potential Republican caucusgoers also indicated they had not quite made up their minds, with 69% said they were open to swinging their their support elsewhere before the Feb. 6 caucuses.
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I don't have anything against Iowa's Republican caucusgoers.
As Iowa Goes, So Goes Iowa Michael Barone 2011
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For all of the media hoopla, GOP caucusgoers in the Hawkeye State have a poor record of choosing their party's eventual nominee.
As Iowa Goes, So Goes Iowa Michael Barone 2011
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With evangelical Christians making up a sizable voting bloc in Iowa—they accounted for 60% of 2008 caucusgoers, polls showed—religious leaders such as Mr. Demastus can play a role in the outcome.
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Together, 43 percent of likely caucusgoers pick him as first or second.
Newt Gingrich's Rise Continues, Ron Paul Second, Romney Third In Iowa: Des Moines Register Poll 2011
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Empty red and yellow striped tents dotted the lawn on the Iowa State University campus Wednesday, waiting for the debate and an onslaught of potential straw poll and caucusgoers to fill it as the weekend's events kick off.
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"At the end of the day, if you want to translate popular support into caucusgoers, you have to have someone who touches them and makes sure they turn out on a cold January night," Mr. Gross said.
Waiting to Be Bowled Over in Iowa Douglas Belkin 2011
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I would be especially interested in attracting new young voters; the median age of 2008 caucusgoers was nudging up toward 60.
As Iowa Goes, So Goes Iowa Michael Barone 2011
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