Assertion: caucus's delegate | /r/CapableOf | cast their vote
Facets:
value: for their party’s presidential nominee
type: OTHER
value: for a party candidate
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: during the convention
type: TEMPORAL
value: for anyone at the convention
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: according to the congressional research service
type: OTHER
value: according to rnc rules
type: OTHER
value: at national conventions
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Finally, the delegates from each state go to their respective party’s national convention and cast their vote for their party’s presidential nominee.
text: The Iowa caucus only accounts for 1% of the total delegates that will be casting their votes at National Conventions, and the entire primary election process will take several months to completely run its course.
text: In the Republican Party, pledged delegates may either be bound delegates or unbound delegates who have been pledged to a candidate "by personal statements or even state law, but according to RNC rules, may cast their vote for anyone at the convention,” according to the Congressional Research Service.
text: The caucuses serve as an indirect vote for the candidates since the actual delegate selection process takes place at county conventions following the caucuses where delegates, selected during the caucuses, cast their vote for their preferred presidential nominee.
text: During the convention, the elected delegates cast their vote for a party candidate and the candidate with the most delegates gets the party's nomination .