Synonyms for caucus
ˈkɔ kəscau·cus

Princeton's WordNet

1. caucusverb

   a closed political meeting

2. caucusverb

   meet to select a candidate or promote a policy

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1. List of paraphrases for "caucus":

   caucuses, huddle, forum, group

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1. Ted Poe:

   There's some members of the Freedom Caucus -- they'd vote 'no' against the Ten Commandments if it came up for a vote.

2. Hillary Clinton:

   Believe me, I know that it's not going to be easy, that I'm going to have to work hard to earn every single vote and get every caucus-goer I can round up to show up next February.

3. Andrea Frantz:

   There has been a chilling effect in terms of public engagement on issues, and when you think about what a caucus is, especially a face-to-face caucus, it can be a very intimidating process.

4. Pramila Jayapal:

   I have never seen Congressional Progressive Caucus so strong, and I'm a very good vote counter, also, maybe not quite as good as House Speaker Nancy Pelosi sometimes, but I'm excellent.

5. Larry Hurto:

   I have heard so many people saying they are sick and tired of business as usual, caucus-goers might think that Klobuchar, Biden and the other Washington people are part of the problem and so are looking for someone like Mayor Pete.