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Old 12-29-2011, 12:44 AM
DrPhil DrPhil is offline
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Maybe. But it doesn't change the fact that primaries and caucuses are not elections. Primaries and caucuses are ways for more people to participate in nominations than can happen with a party convention.
I do not think I said primaries and caucuses are elections. But, the Iowa caucus process has been described as an electoral event in which delegates are elected. (I hate referencing wikipedia but it is quick and easy)

The Iowa primary was brought up because if voter fraud is a concern surely a big darn deal electoral event in which delegates are elected, in the process to nominate a presidential candidate, should require photo ID.

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But no one is being elected to office -- they're being nominated to run as a party's candidate for elected office.
Who woulda thunk the actual presidential election was not happening in Iowa in a few days. Time flies!

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