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The key differences between primary elections and caucuses, including their organization, participation, and historical significance in the US presidential nomination process. It also provides information on the number of states holding primaries or caucuses and when they are held.
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for many years, Iowa has held the first caucuses, generally in January or early february of the presidential election year, and New Hampshire the first primary, a short time later.
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