Question

Which of the following is important when a primary scheduled as heavily front-loaded as it was in 2008?

A. A clear stance on the issues
B. The ability to raise money
C. A comprehensive general election strategy
D. A steady, slow building following with the primary electorate <<<

Which of the following would be most likely to occur if there is no nominating step in American electoral politics?
A. many people run in the best most qualified candidate would win <<<<
B. many people would run in the winter it would be an elected with a relatively small percentage of the vote
C.fewer people would run in the most votes will be wasted
D.fewer people with one and the differences between the candidates will be made very stark

Answer 1

B. the ability to raise money

B. Many people would run and the winner would be elected with a relatively small percentage of the vote.

Answer 2

A steady, slow building following with the primary electorate was important when a primary was scheduled as heavily front-loaded as it was in 2008. Many people would run and the winner would be elected with a relatively small percentage of the vote if there was no nominating step in American electoral politics.