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Iowa poll: Democrats’ new remote caucus option could expand participation by nearly a third, results suggest

Posted on February 17, 2019

Originally published February 17, 2019 by Des Moines Register
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Proposed new Democratic caucus rules would allow people to participate who can’t be present at their precinct site at 7 p.m. Feb. 3, 2020. Six virtual caucuses would be held in the previous six days.

The Iowa Democratic Party’s decision to allow virtual attendance at primary election caucuses may significantly increase people with disabilities’ participation in the nation’s first – and therefore very influential – primary. Iowa’s caucus system requires individuals to be physically present in the designated caucus location, which can disenfranchise individuals with disabilities and others.

Read the full story from Des Moines Register here.

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