Question

Which statement about presidential caucuses and primary elections is most

accurate?
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A. Participating in a caucus takes longer than voting in a primary, so
voter participation in caucuses is lower.
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B. While caucuses are impersonal, primaries consist of face-to-face
debate among voters.
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C. Both caucuses and primaries are paid for by political parties, but
only primaries are monitored for fairness.
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D. Primaries take place at the state level, while caucuses take place
at the national level.

Answer 1

A. Participating in a caucus takes longer than voting in a primary, so

voter participation in caucuses is lower.

Step-by-step explanation:

Caucuses are reunions and votations were the affairs of political parties are decided, from presidential race candidates to logal representatives and local party leaders, caucuses as well as primaries are only for registered party members and it can take days of discussions and decisions, this factors are mainly why they have a significantly lower bote turnout than the primaries, since in primaries party members just show up and vote.