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One reason Iowa draws so much attention in a presidential campaign year is because the Iowa caucus is unlike any other.
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The Democratic and GOP caucus systems in Iowa are different. In the Democratic caucus system, registered voters don't just go to their designated polling place and, well, vote. Instead, they attend public meetings, usually held in school gyms, churches and public libraries, and even restaurants and fire stations, to choose their presidential nominee by standing in a section of the room devoted to their candidate.
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https://people.howstuffworks.com/iowa-caucus.htm
Uhhhh... I would say. That we are a democracy for the most part. I might be wrong... I think I am but it somewhat makes sense. It’s the choice to vote on what ever you may please. People see the U.S.A political system as a chance for change.... it all depends on someone’s perspective. Please let me know if i’m wrong. Have a goodnight/day:)
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