Assertion: caucus's candidate | /r/CapableOf | win a party’s nomination
Facets:
value: since the 1970s
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: For years, this was the only way candidates could win a party’s nomination, but as of 2014 Utah allows candidates to bypass the caucus-and-convention route and collect signatures from a set number of registered voters to automatically win a spot on the party’s primary ballot.
text: Usually, the three candidates with the highest amount of votes in the Iowa caucus are the most likely to win the party nomination, hence the common political adage "three tickets out of Iowa.
text: Since the 1970s, the candidate who wins the most votes in the primaries and caucuses wins their party’s nomination.