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Missouri GOP moves to caucus system

September 30, 2011 By Brian Hauswirth

The Missouri Republican Party says because the legislature failed to move Missouri’s presidential primary back to March, the party will hold a caucus instead of participating in the February presidential primary.

The Republican Party Director Lloyd Smith says there’s a caucus every election year, but now it’s just a little different.

He says instead of Missourians voting to support a candidate, so the delegates would know who to support, the caucus would vote for the delegates who pledge allegiance to a particular candidate, and would then vote for that candidate at the national convention next fall.

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