Party Org. & Nominating

In some states primaries, voters are choosing the party's delegates to the national convention. They may also be expressing a preference for which of the following?

• a state for the convention
• a hotel for the convention
• a presidential nominee
• a delegate selection method

Which describes the purpose of a presidential primary?

• Delegates are chosen for the national convention.
• The President is chosen by the popular vote.
• Party bosses choose delegates for a national convention.
• Local caucuses choose delegates for a national convention.

What is a closed primary? 

• No matter your political party you can vote in the primary
• You must be registered in that political party to vote
• You do not need to be registered, but you just have to choose one
• You must be asked to participate

What is an open primary?

• No matter your political party you can vote in the primary
• You must be registered in that political party to vote
• You do not need to be registered, but you just have to choose one
• You must be asked to participate

What do primaries and caucuses do? 

• It is when people elect delegates to vote for a party's nominee for President
• It is when people cast their vote directly for the candidate who they believe should be the party's nominee
• It is when the delegates actually cast their vote for the nominee and the party officially nominates a candidate
• It is for people to let their voices be heard on issues they want changed

Where does the official vote for the nominee happen?

• The actual presidential election
• The Caucuses 
• The Primaries
• The National Conventions

series of statements expressing a party’s beliefs and positions on election issues

• platform
• ballot
• candidate
• precinct

a meeting of political party members­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­

• ballot
• precinct
• liberal
• caucus

"I am registered as an Independent. B/C of that, I can't vote in a _______ for the Republican Nominee for President.

• Closed Primary
• Independent Primary
• Open Primary
• Diluted Primary

"I am NOT registered as a Democrat or as a Republican. But I still can vote in an..."

• Open Primary
• Semi-Primary
• Closed Primary
• Hostile Primary