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(49,454 posts) Mon Jan 22, 2018, 08:08 PM Jan 2018

Why are caucuses so early this year? [View all]

Or was the March date from 2016 to be part of the Super Tuesday?

They are talking about "10 days celebration of the super bowl" - will they include caucus night?

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Why are caucuses so early this year? [View all] question everything Jan 2018 OP

Ten days of celebrating the Super Bowl? PoindexterOglethorpe Jan 2018 #1

Probably the same people that celebrate their birthday for a month. democratisphere Jan 2018 #3

January 26 - Feb. 4 question everything Jan 2018 #8

It still seems excessive. PoindexterOglethorpe Jan 2018 #9

Agree. And most of downtown was torn down for the past three years question everything Jan 2018 #10

Caucuses are the root of all political evil. Primary voting is the way to go! democratisphere Jan 2018 #2

Primaries belong to those who have the most money and the slickest ad campaign dflprincess Jan 2018 #7

Agreed Randomthought Jan 2018 #11

Minnesota group? House of Roberts Jan 2018 #4

The Super Bowl is being held in Minneapolis this year dflprincess Jan 2018 #6

You are correct that they were later in 2016 to be part of Super Tuesday. dflprincess Jan 2018 #5