The National Conventions and Presidential Nominees

The video explains the process of primary elections and the emergence of front runners in an election year. It details the role of National Conventions, where political parties decide on their presidential candidates. Delegates from each state participate in the roll call to announce their state's choice. The conventions also introduce vice presidential candidates and outline party plans. The video concludes with a review and quiz on the discussed topics.

What is the main purpose of the primary elections held in each state?

• To select the final presidential candidate

• To decide the party's plan for government

• To determine the front runner for each party

• To elect the vice-presidential candidate

Who are the individuals that represent state voters at the National Conventions?

• Governors

• Senators

• Delegates

• Legislators

What is the primary goal of the National Conventions?

• To announce the election results

• To introduce the new Secretary of State

• To elect state governors

• To finalize the party's presidential candidate

During the roll call at the National Convention, what is announced?

• The state's economic plan

• The state's governor

• The state's primary or caucus winner

• The state's population

What significant event usually occurs at the end of the National Conventions?

• The introduction of the new Secretary of State

• The announcement of the party's vice-presidential running mate

• The election of state senators

• The finalization of the party's economic plan