Iowa House introduces bill to end state caucuses
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(ABC 6 News) — For years, the Hawkeye State has been known for its first in the nation status of kicking off presidential races with the Iowa caucus.
However, a bill introduced in the Iowa House would end the caucus system entirely.
If passed, it would instead use a primary election to choose the presidential nominee, replacing the much-publicized caucus process.
In 2023, the DNC created a new primary calendar, making South Carolina the first race on February 3. However, Republicans stayed in Iowa.
The bill has been referred to state government.