What To Expect During The 'First In The West' Caucus

The video explains the process of Nevada's Democratic caucuses, highlighting similarities and differences with Iowa's system. It covers participation criteria, the initial voting process, and the second alignment for delegate allocation. Early voting allows Democrats to submit paper ballots with ranked choices, which are counted on Caucus Day. Nevada uses iPads and Google forms to report results, aiming to avoid Iowa's issues. Republicans in Nevada are not caucusing this year. The caucuses will determine how 36 delegates are allocated at the National Convention.

What is the minimum percentage of support a candidate needs to be considered viable in most locations during the Nevada Democratic caucuses?

• 20%

• 25%

• 15%

• 10%

During which dates could Nevada Democrats participate in early voting for the caucuses?

• February 20th to 23rd

• February 15th to 18th

• February 25th to 28th

• February 10th to 14th

How are early voting ballots counted if the first choice candidate is not viable at the voter's home precinct?

• They are counted as invalid

• They are discarded

• Alternate choices are considered

• They are sent to a different precinct

What technology is used by Nevada Democrats to report caucus results and avoid errors?

• Excel spreadsheets

• Manual tallying

• Voting machines

• Google forms with a built-in calculator

How many delegates will Nevada's Democratic caucuses determine for the National Convention?

• 45

• 30

• 36

• 40