In a partisan direct primary
a. voters select two candidates affiliated with a political party for each elected office; then those two candidateshave a run-off to determine who will be the party nominee
b. voters select one delegate affiliated with a political party who will then select the nominee for each office; thenominee will then face the nominees of the opposing party in the general election.
c. voters select one candidate affiliated with a political party for each elected office; the party nominees laterface one another in a general election.
d. voters select a slate of candidates who are all affiliated with a political party; then the party leaders choosewhich candidates from the slate will fill each elected office.
c
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Which of the following is true of the use of soft money by state parties for party-building activities that was the result of the Supreme Court case of Buckley v. Valero?
A.) it continues to empower the state parties by allowing them to channel political contributions B.) it has been extended to the national parties for use in national party-building activities C.) it has made state party committees the most important component of a party organization D.) it was eliminated by congressional legislation in 2002
Which of the following groups is overrepresented in Congress?
What will be an ideal response?