What To Expect On 2020 Caucus Night In Iowa

The video explains the Iowa caucuses, highlighting their unique role in the presidential primary process. It details the Democratic caucus, where participants gather to support candidates, and the Republican caucus, which involves a simpler voting method. The video also covers the selection of delegates for national conventions, where party nominees are officially chosen.

What is unique about the Iowa caucuses compared to traditional voting?

• Voters fill out ballots in a booth.

• Voters can vote online.

• Voters gather at community locations to discuss and vote.

• Voters mail in their ballots.

What must participants in the Iowa caucuses be registered as?

• Independent

• Non-affiliated

• Democrat or Republican

• Any political party

In the Democratic caucus, what happens to candidates who do not reach 15% support?

• They automatically win.

• They are considered viable.

• They are deemed non-viable.

• They proceed to the next round.

How do Republicans in Iowa cast their votes during the caucus?

• By raising hands

• By writing a name on a piece of paper

• By mail-in ballots

• By electronic voting

How many delegates is Iowa expected to have at the Republican National Convention?

• 60

• 50

• 40

• 30