On March 20, the Nevada Democratic Party released a plan to change its presidential caucuses in 2020. The plan will go into effect, assuming the national Democratic Party approves it. Caucuses have always been criticized in the past because if the caucus is on an evening in which some people are working, or can’t attend for another reason, they can’t vote. The new plan allows five different days for participation. See this story. Thanks to Steve Kamp for this news.
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They are complying with DNC rules that require caucuses look like primaries.
The DNC should hold a direct national primary, and eliminate the national convention.