The Nevada caucuses are the first since the disaster in Iowa. Here's how it will work.

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• The Nevada Democratic caucuses take place on February 22, but early voting takes place from February 15-18.
• On caucus day, the process is similar to Iowa's: Voters gather at a designated site and vote publicly by standing with fellow supporters of their chosen candidate.
• After Iowa's caucus dissolved into mayhem thanks to a faulty app, Democrats are concerned that Nevada could have the same issues.
• The Nevada Democratic party scrapped plans to use an app, but volunteers are worried about a new, hastily improvised system involving iPads and Google Forms, according to reports.
• There are no Republican caucuses in Nevada this year, as Donald Trump is the presumptive party nominee.
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As the dust settles from Iowa, another caucus looms on the horizon.

The Nevada Democratic Caucuses will take place on Feb. 22, 2020, though early voting began on February 15. It's significant because Democratic candidates will have to face a far more diverse electorate than they did in Iowa and New Hampshire, both of which have mostly white populations. See the rest of the story at Business Insider

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