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Why Primacaucus?

VIDEO: I run through the rules of the super-complicated Texas presidential primary election process.
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Co-host of TakePart Live on Pivot
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This video is published on Why Tuesday? as well as OffTheBus.

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - Texas, Ohio, Rhode Island and Vermont vote this Tuesday. Texas has some of the most confusing voting rules in the entire country - you can actually vote twice in one day! Some people call Texas' system the "Texas Two Step." Others are calling it a primacaucus - a hybrid of a primary and caucus.

Whatever you want to call it, watch the video to figure out how it all works, then vote on Tuesday!

Why Tuesday? is an effort to make America's democracy stronger through increased voter participation; we work to make election reform an issue that our politicians cannot afford to avoid. Read campaign coverage and more from OffTheBus by clicking here.

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