In the modern U.S. political system, what is the main system political parties use to nominate candidates?

A. Primary
B. Caucus
C. General election
D. Party appointment

In the modern US political system the main system that political parties use to nominate candidates are primary elections, however, caucus' are also used in certain states. In a primary the vote is cast by a secret ballot in order to decide the candidate of the party. In a caucus members of the party meet in an open meeting and discuss who they will select to be the party candidate for that state.

Answered by Gibbs | 2024-06-24

A. Primary ;

Answered by minnycraft123 | 2024-06-25

The main system political parties in the U.S. use to nominate candidates is primary elections. Primaries can be closed, open, or top-two, allowing party members to vote for their preferred candidate. While caucuses are also used in some states, primaries dominate the nomination process.
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Answered by Gibbs | 2024-08-08