Meanings of congressional caucus in anglès

This gave the signal of revolt by the states against the congressional caucus.

The MPAA and the Recording Industry Association of America praised the congressional caucus.

The congressional caucus was the instrument through which their influence was made practical.

Most of the remaining Republican congressional caucus is on board.

That will almost certainly continue if a shrinking congressional caucus paves the way for greater fealty to Trump.

Meantime, a congressional caucus renominated Madison.

The congressional caucus of the Republican party dropped Burr as a candidate and nominated George Clinton, of New York.

Martin Van Buren, then senator from New York, managed this, the last congressional caucus for the selection of candidates.

Each candidate was formally nominated by sundry legislatures and other bodies; no one so much as suggested nomination by congressional caucus.

A fifth, William H. Crawford, was nominated by the congressional caucus, which then acted for the last time in our history.

In the congressional caucus of 1816, he obtained 54 votes for the presidency against 65 for Monroe.

In the same year he attended the Republican congressional caucus which nominated Madison for the presidency, and thus definitely joined the Republicans.

Jackson had raised the popular movement against the congressional caucus into a distinct issue-theright of the people to choose their own president.

Nomination of candidates by congressional caucus (1800-24)

The idea is to be discussed by members of a Congressional caucus on competitiveness this week.

It became customary to nominate candidates in such congressional caucuses, but there was much hostile comment upon the system as undemocratic.