caucusing (Meaning)

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caucusing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Caucus

The senators were caucusing to finalize their amendments to the bill.
Representatives from different districts were caucusing to discuss infrastructure projects.
The party leaders were caucusing to strategize their approach to the upcoming election.
Lobbyists were caucusing with lawmakers to push for environmental legislation.
Union members were caucusing to negotiate better working conditions.
The delegates were caucusing to determine their voting bloc's position on the resolution.
Students were caucusing to plan the logistics of the charity fundraiser.
The committee members were caucusing to review the budget allocations.
Community leaders were caucusing to address concerns about public safety.
The stakeholders were caucusing to reach a consensus on the development project.

of Caucus

convening, consolidating, affiliating, collaborating, uniting, merging, gathering, meeting, cooperating, conjoining

leaving, taking off, departing, leaving, taking off, departing, disbanding, disbanding, dispersing, dissociating

The senators were caucusing to finalize their amendments to the bill.

Representatives from different districts were caucusing to discuss infrastructure projects.

The party leaders were caucusing to strategize their approach to the upcoming election.

Lobbyists were caucusing with lawmakers to push for environmental legislation.