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Originally Posted by activeStick
That's what logic would tell you, but this is Murica we're talking about. How many years have caucuses been happening? There's a good chance they will remain despite everything we've seen this year (and other years as well) because of "tradition" and good ol' American values. The Nevada caucuses had a very strong turnout this year at a whopping 4-5%. 4-5% of the people decided who would get their vote to be the nominee.
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Not sure this is very fair.
Canadian parties operate using OMOV, so maybe 1% of Canadians choose to be eligible by joining a political party so they can select candidate(s) for Prime Minister, and less than that actually vote, I expect.